Hi,
Please check if it is connected to a wall outlet or to a surge
protector...If it is connected to a surge protector then connect it to a
wall outlet.....
- If it is working then fine....If not then remove
all the cartridges...disconnect the power chord from back of the printer
and then from wall outlet......wait for 40 seconds then connect the
power chord to wall outlet first and then to the back of the printer....
-
If working fine then ok or else check adapter is warming or
not......and check with different wall outlet and with different power
supply....
- Now do the following re-sets :
A) Disconnect the power chord from the back of the printer
B) Press and hold # and 6
C)
While holding these keys connect the power chord to the back of the
printer and when you see that printer is warming up then release the
keys.....
Or else replace the printer.
And also some
of the electrical components used to build the logic board in the Cxxxx
all in one printers about 2-3 years ago is failing. In my C6180 (with
the same problem), there were 4 capacitors (see green cylinder shaped
component in the attached - the bulge in the top indicates failure, and
that this is the likely the cause) that I replaced (cost was about 60
cents!). If you are not comfortable doing some soldering yourself, you
will have to find some help - it took me about 25 min to do the repair
myself. Printer works great now.
Hope it helps..
Thanks for using fixya....
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