My hp laserjet 1300 printer shows blinking the orange light instead of the green one and I couldn't find out what is the reason

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Remove the paper and re-loaded it, if it still giving you the blinking, turn it off and hold the go key down while turning it on then release it, this should rest any errors, worse case you have a bad fuser.

SOURCE: HP 1300 LJ Fuser Film

If you didn't have the orange light to start with and were replacing the sleeve due to a torn or damaged sleeve it sounds like you haven't plugged everything back in. The Error is an electrical fault with the fuser circuit.

Verify that all wires are plugged back in. Two areas to pay specific attention to are as follows. (1.) BOTH slide clips witth wires that you removed on the upper fuser edges to mount the new sleeve. Thats the connections for the ceramic element. If you get to having to uninstall and check the fuser, put an ohm meter on both ends of the element to ensure it's not shorted. My meter when on ohms has a beep when the leads are touched together when the meter is measuring ohms. Check for the beep when touching both ends of the element and that will prove the element good.

(2) On the board in the base of the machine, there are some plug in connections on the lower board very close to the rear edge and just about centered left to right. It's a cluster of about 3 or 4. Unplug the connections and pay close attention to the height of the pins inside the connection. One of those connections has a nasty habit of the pins slidding through to the other side and not making good contact. If I remember right its the right hand connection in the cluster or the one next to the right one. You can use the connections rest to it as a visual referance for the height. If the pin or pins have pushed down, carefully pull them back up with needle nose pliers or tweezers and replug the connection back in.

Hope that helps you. Just in case, heres a free manual PDF link to use to resolve. It's a 1200 manual as the 1300 wasn't listed but the processes are identical. Most of the parts are the same but check first before ordering any parts.
http://www.feedroller.com/Store/Service%20Manual/LASERJET%201200%20Series%20Service%20Manual.pdf

Hope that helps you.

SOURCE: HP LaserJet 1300 is showing blinking of orange light instead of tonner is in

I am having problem in finding solution for HP Laser Jet 1300 which is not getting ready and shows orange light blinking. I have check the tonner and the sensor which are located backside but the problem is still as it.

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Does not detect the printer cartridge, try to open and close the door HARDLY.
or there is no paper
regards

SOURCE: Paper Jam HP LaserJet 1300

Hello,

I hope this will be of Help for the HP LaserJet 1300 Paper Jam Trouble Shooting:

1. See the product user guide for information about clearing jams from the printer.
2. Make sure that the paper guides are adjusted properly. Slide the guides against the sides of the stack in the main input tray or the priority input tray to center the page. Make sure that the guides are not adjusted too tightly.
3. The media input tray might be too full. Remove some of the sheets.
4. Make sure that the media being used meets specifications. Click here to refer to "Media specifications" for more information .
5. Make sure that the media being used is not wrinkled, folded, or damaged.
6. Make sure that the printer is clean. See the product user guide for information about cleaning the printer.
7. If printing to the straight-through output path, close and open the door again to make sure that the green release levers are closed.
8. The paper might not have been removed from the main input tray before the tray was refilled. Always remove paper form the main input tray before refilling it.
9. Output capacity might have been exceeded in the paper output bin. Do not allow more than 125 sheets of 20-lb (75 g/m2) bond weight paper to fill the paper output bin (less for heavier paper).
10. The pickup roller or printer separation pad might be dirty or damaged. Clean or replace the part. (See the product user guide for information about cleaning and replacing the pickup roller and printer separation pad.)