20 Most Recent HP LaserJet CP1215 Color Printer Questions & Answers

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Printers can be finicky. Ours at church works with no problems until we bought a different brand/weight of paper, then it jammed frequently. That is the first thing I would check. Then, the next thing is the rollers can get slightly worn. When you're talking less-than paper thickness tolerances, it doesn't take much to make a difference between working and jamming. Unfortunately getting these worked on is close to if not right at the cost of a new one.

should of included a pic of print. Blurred prints are usually fuser related.

Replace the Yellow ink

Hello; You would be better suited to order a new power supply board such as the one listed below on eBay, as HP does not provide any real support for things such as this and it is probably /maybe a lot cheaper anyhow doing it this way! I know it seems like a waste of money for 1 stinkin' cheap resistor (if that's all it is) but what if the other part it is attached to that caused the burn out is nearly bad also? NEW HP Color LaserJet CP1215 CP1515n CP1518ni LV Power Supply RM1 4815... Good Luck! Rich Lilja

You pretty much have to take apart the whole back of the printer to get it out. These units were never really designed to have this type of repair done.

You have to do factory reset combination to the printer ro clear the NVRAM. Google the reset codes for your model.Regards, Mike

check under your printer driver settings under the advanced and general tab , change the settings to also print color

If it's only the black that's effected it suggests that it's a problem with the toner cartridge rather than the printer itself. It may be a faulty toner cartridge, especially if you use cheap compatibles rather than genuine HP branded ones. You could try taking it out of the printer and giving it a good shake to make sure that the toner is evenly distributed in the cartridge. If that doesn't help then I think you need to replace the black cartridge. I had that problem with one of my colour cartridges but everything was fine after I replaced it.

Most likely to be the drum. Clean it (or the fuser) with a dry tissue.

Tech suppoprt lied to you. It sounds as though you have a logic board problem.

The chip has to be replaced

You have a defective cartridge.

Sounds like you have a defective cartridge. Replace that cartridge and retry.

I presume you are referring to the HP Model CP1215. The error 59.C0 error appears to refer to a mechanical error: Developer motor rotation error. The recommended action is 1. Turn off the power by using the power switch, wait at least 30 seconds, and then turn on the power and wait for the device to initialize. 2. If the problem continues, contact HP Customer Support Center for technical assistance. Your printer could be about 5 years old by now, so if this is a recurring problem you might be nearing the time for a replacement which might be less costly than taking your printer to be serviced. You

May be you re using re filled or non hp consumables..

ink in the cartridge wastage is full. empty the wastage and check it.

Switch power off. Make sure the network connector is connected to the printer, now, hold the green(go/print) button whilst powering the printer up continue to hold the green button until the display has lit, wait until printer is ready and it will now print out the configuration page which has the Ip ranges listed

hi your printer lsu unit problem or engine controle contact complaint please check the two parts