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Printer problem hp 3520 printer is not printing. the job is in the queue but somehow the printer is not responding. However, I noticed that the power light keeps flashing.

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    document is stuck in the queue

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Hp officejet printer 6318 allin ona reset power problem

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That could be a signal of a problem. Reset the printer and make sure you get an OK light (usually solid green)

is the printer connected directly to the PC or is it a network printer?

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  1. Check all your connections first.
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Key is flashing. Internet blue light is on. Printer gets signal for print job but won't print until I USB connect it to my Macbook OS 10.6.

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Follow the steps below to resolve the issue

The print queue and Dock printer icon
When you start a print job, you will see your printer icon appear in your Dock. Click the Printer icon to open the print queue, which is a list of print jobs that are printing, on hold, or paused. The print queue will also display messages sent from the printer.
You can alternatively open the print queue from the Print & Fax pane of System Preferences.

printer%20queue.png In the Print Queue toolbar you have these buttons:

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  3. Job Info - Shows details of the selected print job, such as job name, status, Completed, Job Message, and so forth.
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  2. Make Default - Will set the printer pertaining to this Print Queue your default printer.
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  5. Log & History - Used to open the Console application and show you the log entries for your current and past print jobs.
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