20 Most Recent HP LaserJet 8150dn Printer Questions & Answers

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Depending on what you are trying to print you might try updating the PCL driver or switching to a PostScript PS driver. the discrete drivers for that device were last updated in 2007. HP LaserJet 8150dn Printer Good luck

62.XX error There is a problem with the printer's memory. The x value refers to the location of the problem: 0 = Internal memory 1 to 3 = DIMM slots 1, 2, or 3 Recommended Action Reseat or replace the specified DIMM It might also be the formatter but start with reseating the DIMMs

Error 0.000000 aa does not exist within HP Service manual, this said I have come across a few errors that dont exist, I would ask If the machine Sounds like its trying to come to ready ( eg can you hear the engine motors turning, does the fuser get warm, if so I would recommend you change the display As it could be a spurious error from the display module -or in the case the machine immediately displays the message without any motors turning or no heating of the fuser rollers , then I would recommend you start by replacing the firmware then the memory , finally the formatter in that order. hope this helps

tag mean trying to adjust paper glider because laser printer are generally have center feeding system

Usually you don't fix a fuser. The fuser is a complicated part, even to a tech with experience.You have to replace it.


Here is a link that tells you how to replace the fuser:

http://printertechs.com/tech/mkinst/mk-5si8000-2fuser.php

Here is a list of sellers for the fuser:

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Hello Pls replace the fuser with new one your problem will be resolved if problem persists then replace the dc controller bord.

probably you disabled some thing during the process...First reset the printer to the factory defaults...than if you try to connect it on other plug but USB ..get into the BIOS setting of the computer (by pressing the del on start for desktop or ...F2 for laptop ...soon after you power it on ...for HP laptop and desktop you have to press f10 to get into Bios settings
IN there look for some feature called factory optimal defaults..and engage it ...confirm with enter ..and after that press F10 to save the changes..and enter to confirm and exit..
This will enable any functions that might been shut down or disabled by previous trials..
If it is on USB ..make sure it is reset to factory settings ..and after that run the add new hardware wizard from the control panel and let it find the printer ...when it is found ..insert the disk and run the driver ..or run the driver first and after that connect the printer and if it do not react run the wizard..
With the printer connected you can also get into the device manager (by click right on the My computer ..than properties ,and hardware ....device manager ...) , and in there click right on computer ..and choose to scan for hardware changes...(be sure the printer is connected..) this should make it visible ..if it is disabled..

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First, make sure your Network Interface is working properly. Print a test-page. Menu--->Information------->Print configuration-page. If your machine print only one page, your interface doesn't work right. If your machine prints a configpage and a seperate network-page, you're good to go.

The easiest way is to look at the network-page and see if the machine already got a ip-adress. If it already got a ip-adress (DHCP), type that adress into your favorite web browser and do your config from the machine's web-interface.

Or you can access the printers menu.
Menu---->I/U---->EIOx settings---->TCP/IP----> and set your settings as you wish. Good luck.

if there was no band appearing with the old cartridge which you replaced.then its the problem in the new cartridge which you installed.but if there is band in both the cartridges.then its not the cartridge fault.its the problem of either there is some toner powder got leaked and stuck up on the rollers of the printer from where the paper passes.so this roller needs cleaning.you can also use dry tissue paper to clean the internal seen rollers.but if the rollers are clean then its the problem of internal lens which reads the print copies.actually a light ray glows in the printer when you give a copy or a print command.that light ray passes through the thin glass lens but if the lens is having the dust got formed on it then the copies get bit dark where the dust is got collected.as nothing gets readed.so if lens is the problem then printer needs to be disassembled. --------- but one more thing if you have not replaced the print cartridge but got refilled then replace it with new cartridge and check out.also in the cartridge there is a aluminium drum if some thing got stuck up on that drum this can be also the problem for black band at top.
------------------- if not familiar with disassembling the local printer repair tech familiar with this printer/copier is advisable. ----------- This will help. Thanks please keep updated.please do rate the solution positively .thank you for using fixya.

Check the rollers in tray 3 to see if they are slick. If not, replace the paper input unit C4214-69017.

If you go in to the menu system you can print off a menu map for the printer.this will show you the path through the menu system you need to take to get to the menu setup for the LAN settings.

Solution provided by HP here :
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And if that does not fix your problem, you may BE SURE that it is the low voltage power supply. Your chances are 25% fuser and 75% that it is low voltagepower supply.