HP2140 fax carrier stall error? Press cancel and nothing happens.
When pressing cancel there is a sound like the cartridge is moving, but the same error message shows up in the window. Have tried unplugging machine. Pressing cancel. Taking cartridge out and putting back in. Realigning cartridge. Same error message.
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You need to decide upon a suitable replacement. HP recommends using their ink cartridges, but you can also choose to use a cartridge from a different brand. If you have a higher volume of prints, you may even consider refilling old cartridges to cut down on costs.
Remove the old cartridge by removing the main cover. The cartridge carriers will automatically move to the center. Press the top of the carriers to open the plastic lids covering the cartridges. Gently press down on the old cartridge and slide it out.
Install your new HP printer ink cartridge. Remove the blue protective strip from the contacts and place the cartridge in the carriers. Press down gently until the cartridge sits in its position. Replace the carrier lid and main printer cover. Restart the printer and take some test prints.
5. Make sure the cartridges are snapped in place in the carrier.
6. Check for objects obstructing the carrier.
7. Plug in your all-on-one
8. Press power to turn your all-in-one back on.
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Error 0502-Carrier Stall indicates a physically blocked
carrier. This condition can occur for many possible reasons. Most
often, the carrier is blocked because the ink cartridge lids are open
while the printer is on (Figure 1).
Figure 1: Open Ink Cartridge Lids
Reseat the Ink Cartridges and Make Sure the Lids Are in Place
Make sure the printer is turned on.
Lift the printer's front cover.
Note:
The ink cartridge should be in the up/loading position unless the printer is busy.
Squeeze the tabs on the cartridge lids and lift the cartridge lids up. The cartridge pops up when the lid is fully lifted.
Remove the cartridges.
Make sure that all of the protective tape has been removed from the contacts on the ink cartridge.
Replace the cartridges.
Snap the lids closed.
Close the printer's front cover.
When prompted on the printer's LCD to choose New or Old, choose Old.
Press Select.
Note:
For more information about reseating ink cartridges, refer to the Maintenance or Ink Cartridge Maintenance section in the Online User's Guide.
Lift the scanner unit to expose the inside, where the printer cartridges are located.
Gently slide the ink cartridge carrier to the middle of the printer.
Gently move the top part of the printer belt to the right.
Using an index finger, gently push encoder strip (Figure 1) down and then back up, to get it back into the slot located on the back of the ink cartridge carrier.
Figure 1: Inkjet Printer Encoder Strip
Gently press the strip first to the rear, and then forward, to ensure that it is seated correctly.
Manually move the ink cartridge carrier to the left, then to the right, to check the positioning of the encoder strip.
Once the encoder strip has been re-seated, close the scanner lid.
The 1200 error is caused by a cartridge carrier stall. This can happen if the encoder strip is out
of place.
Please follow the steps given below:
1. Turn off the All-In-One by pressing the power button. Open the control panel and cartridge access
door.
2. Gently grasp the cartridge carrier belt in the area indicated by the blue arrow and move it to the
left
3. On the back of the cartridge carrier, there is a small slot that the encoder strip fits into.
Remove the print cartridges and then gently push the encoder strip down and then back up to get it
into the slot. NOTE: If the strip is completely out of the slot, it may be necessary to move it
first forward and then back.
4. Reinsert the print cartridges and slide the cartridge carrier back to the right. Then close the
cartridge access door and the control panel and turn the All-In-One back on.
5. Did the error message return?
If Yes, continue to 'Contacting Lexmark' below. If No, the error is fixed.
Press Function once and up arrow 2 times
Press the right arrow once and the up arrow once
Press the right arrow once
Press Start/Memory button
It will print a test parttern page
Once you insert the new cartridge did the machine recognize the new cartridge? You had to press 1 for new
When 1 is selected you will get a prompt New Cart: OK?
OK press start.
If you selected NEW the display will show the alternating messages at right. Align Cartridge----1 Print 2 Set
Press 1 to print an alignment page
Hopefully, it will printed. Let me know one way or the other.
http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/knowledgebase.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:95:0:0&framed=&docid=ENUS22722&relevance=0 Use the above link to trouble shoot the problem.
Error: "Carrier Stall" ID:470
To check the cartridge carrier:
1. Unplug the printer. 2. Move the cartridges to the left by hand and then take them out. 3. Try to print without the cartridges in the carrier. Do you still receive a Carrier Stall error message? 4. If not, put the cartridges back into the carrier and snap them in at the back. The message should no longer appear.
If the power light on the printer is not blinking, the error message may be caused by a communication error. Do the following:
1. Remove any other devices attached to the USB/LPT port. 2. Uninstall the Lexmark printer. 3. Connect the printer directly to the PC and ensure that power is being supplied to the printer. 4. Reinstall the printer.
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