WHERE CAN I FIND OPERATOR MANUAL FOR HPCOLOR LASERJET 2600N PRINTER?

SOURCE: Cleaning

Yes , you can manually clean the printer usually you can use a lint free cloth to do so. I don't recommend taking canned air and blowing it out. As far as the ghosting goes yes you seem to have a fuser problem and best case is to have service done to replace the fuser!! Hope I have helped!!!

SOURCE: HP Color LaserJet 2600n Installation

hi, you can download the software from this link



http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=446154&taskId=135&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=446153&lang=en&cc=us

SOURCE: nedd fuser diagram for the hpcolor laser jet 2600n

Replace fuser assembly

SOURCE: HP laserjet 2600N print job stuck in the printer

1. Hit start on your Windows and click 'run'. Type in cmd this will open the old version of what many call MS-DOS or C prompt.
2. At the C command type: net spooler stop
   You will get a message when the spooler has stopped. Now you need to clean out the queue.
3. Go back to start menu and click on run again. This time type:
   %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\spool\PRINTERS This will bring up the folder. Delete every file in there. (It's okay this will not harm anything.) Now you need to start the spooler again.
4. Go back to your c prompt screen and type:
   net start spooler
   This will start the spooler for you again.
5. Go check your printer queue. Sometimes you may need to f5 to refresh the screen. You did it. Your stuck files in your printer queue are all gone. You can begin printing again.
   

Alex Howard

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• Posted on Nov 23, 2009

SOURCE: My 2600N HP color laserjet, The colors are not

Go to HP's web site http://www.hp.com, look for the link to drivers and support. Then find the support and drivers for the LaserJet 2600n printer.

Once there, you can download most anything they have for that printer, for free. It only costs if you want them to email it to you on a DVD or CD.

Download all you can, related to the printer system - including manuals. Follow their instructions on how to install the printer, and get it installed properly by following the manuals.

Once you have done that, you can find the portion of the manual which explains how to get that printer to calibrate itself.

Mine will do it on a timed bases. I have it set to calibrate itself every 30 minutes or so, just to ensure that it works fine ... expecially since I have to print guides and manuals for customers, many of whom are government agencies and the like.

So having the printer calibrated on a constant basis is necessary, to ensure that my contract - with my clients - is always exactly right.

Try that, and I'm sure it will help you.

-a.