not fuser, never seen it before myself, but I be inclined to think cartridges were the issue, are they gen hp? How old is transfer belt?not fuser, never seen it before myself, but I be inclined to think cartridges were the issue, are they gen hp? How old is transfer belt?
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If the problem continues, contact HP Customer Support Center for technical assistance athttp://www.hp.com/support/clj2600n or see the flyer that came in the printer box for additional contact information.
The 3550 won't print in any color if any of the colors are out. You'll have to replace the color ink that's empty to get it to print.
In the future, if you're just printing black and white, you can select "Print in Grayscale" from the print properties to just use the black ink cartridge, which will help the color cartridges to last longer.
The Density Sensor is located inside the right upper door and senses the colour calibration pattern for each colour formed on the transfer drum during a calibration cycle. Press GO. Print a configuration page and then troubleshoot as an Image-quality problem as instructed in the user manual. Check the transfer guide for cracks and replace if necessary. Check the event log for errors numbered 54.00.0<X> the X indicates, 5-sensor abnormality, 4-Cyan, 3-Magenta, 2-Yellow, 1-Black. The last 3 error codes should be seen on the Configuration page.
The density sensor is located in what is called the
Colour Registration Detection Assy. When you open the front door where
the ETB belt is, the assembly sits were the door closes at the top on
the printer side.
It can get toner on it, so check it and give it a clean. But do not touch it with your fingers.
Rich,
Well, first off, are you using OEM or compatible cartridges? Compatibles are OK, just as long as they weren't rebuilt just by refilling. Secondly, you may want to check in the "Print Quailty" menu; here you will find info on increasing and decreasing the print density. Do you observe light printing over the entire page or just ceratin areas? How about certain colors? More to follow...............
Could be a couple of differnt things and the complete run down would be extensive. Here's a link to the complete service manual in PDF for free. You can look it up and even repair it once you download the manual. Hope this helps: :)
Try connecting the printer via the USB port on either one of the computers. Then test if the machine prints fine then likely possibility is that the Network interface card is faulty remove the network card and install in a different slot and test. If the same thing happens then reinstall the drivers and test.
If you have pulled out paper that was stuck before you may have flipped a sensor flag out of position. I have found in the past small pieces of paper left under the plate at the very bottom of the toner catridges where the paper comes in.
what happened?
is it fuser problem
not fuser, never seen it before myself, but I be inclined to think cartridges were the issue, are they gen hp? How old is transfer belt?
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