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Can you remove the front cover, access the rear of the button, clean, use silicon spray/ repair. Sometimes the plastic retainer/spring will break and not return the button to the out position.
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Plug in the printer and press and hold power button
Keep it held down. Press Resume twice, and this should reset the fault.
Solution 2:
The last cartridge installed may be faulty.
Install a new cartridge
Solution 3:
When error is indicated, turn power switch off so green light is extinguished.
Hold down resume button and hold down power button so both are held down at same time
When green light comes on, continue holding down power button and let resume button go, then press resume button twice.
Let power button go.
Press resume button four times, power button should be released before doing this.
Wait until printer settles down, if power is off, turn on. If power will not come on, remove power cord from back of printer, then wait 15 seconds before plugging back in again and turn power on.
Press the "Power" button on the TV you want to sync with the universal remote. Push and hold the "LED" button on the remote until the button lights up and stays lit. Push the "TV" button The "LED" light will blink once, then stay lit again. Point the remote toward your TV and press the "Power" button on your remote, holding it down until the TV turns off. Do not press "Power" again after the device turns off. Press the "Enter" button on your remote. The LED light will no longer stay lit. Your remote control is now programmed for use with the device.
Force shutdown ur laptop by pressing and holding power button for 10 sec.Remove ur battery and power adaptor.Remove DVD drive and try to power on and shutdown laptop if the problem is solved ur dvd drive will be faulty if problem continues try to remove wifi card and shutdown.to remove wifi card go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr1Ra1qxC74 and watch it go to time 3:50. in that video u will get how to remove wifi.remove wifi and place aside and try to switch on and shutdown ur laptop.If laptop is shutdown properly then wifi card will be faulty.Update me the status if u still got the problem.Cheers....Jerine Kunjachan HP Pavilion DV5 Full Disassembly Nothing Left Out
Plug in the printer and press and hold power button
Keep it held down. Press Resume twice, and this should reset the fault.
Solution 2:
The last cartridge installed may be faulty.
Install a new cartridge
Solution 3:
When error is indicated, turn power switch off so green light is extinguished.
Hold down resume button and hold down power button so both are held down at same time
When green light comes on, continue holding down power button and let resume button go, then press resume button twice.
Let power button go.
Press resume button four times, power button should be released before doing this.
Wait until printer settles down, if power is off, turn on. If power will not come on, remove power cord from back of printer, then wait 15 seconds before plugging back in again and turn power on.
Power supplies usually are culprits in random shut downs, but random start ups is a bit more complicated. You say that when you hold the power button, the computer won't power down. Perhaps you have a faulty switch? Make sure your PW switch cable is securely attached to the motherboard. But I'm leaning more toward a faulty switch or a short in the wires. Seems like a good place to start.
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