Top 20 HP DesignJet 1055cm InkJet Printer Questions & Answers

The power supply is located in the back of the machine on the left hand side. It is part of the electronics module. It produces 24V, 5V, 3.3V and -15V.

remove the net card completely and the cycle the power once it has come to ready print an internal print to ensure the fault lies external to the plotter , if it is able to print then the fault lies between the sender unit(PC) and the net card if you still have an error at this point the the Main PCA is at fault,

In service test menu scroll to "3.Hard disc drive", & press enter, if test drive passed don't replace the hard disc or modification or changes. If test failed then check as shown below:1 Switch the printer OFF. Remove the EIO Card (if installed) and re-install the Hard Disk Drive making sure it installed correctly by pushing it firmly inwards and checking that the two installation screws are completely tightened. Switch the printer ON again and repeat the Hard Disk Drive Test. If the Hard Disk Drive Test fails again then replace the Hard Disk Drive.2 If the Hard Disk Drive Test passed after removing the EIO Card,then switch the Printer OFF and reinstall the EIO Card, making sure that the two installation screws are completely tightened.Switch the Printer ON again and repeat the Hard Disk Drive Test. If the Hard Disk Drive Test fails, then the EIO Card could be faulty.Replace the EIO Card.3 If the Hard Disk Drive Test continues to fail after replacing the EIO card or the Hard Disk Drive, then replace the Electronics Module..I am having little knowledge, if I am wrong Pl don't comment, pl forgive me.

I'm sorry, but a 1050 is not fit to print double sided.

> Check for dryer temperature, go to menu, reduce it..>Check cooling fan of formatter & power supply rotating properly, of not replace it..

1.. Using the Arrow keys on the printer's front panel, scroll to the Printer icon on the lower right of the display and press ENTER.
2.. Scroll to I/O Setup and press ENTER.
3.. Scroll to Network Card and press ENTER.
4.. Now scroll to Configuration and press ENTER.
5.. Config network=No is displayed, press ENTER.
6.. Press the Up Arrow key until Cfg network=Yes is displayed and press ENTER.
7.. Press the Up Arrow key until Cfg tcpip=No is displayed and press ENTER.
8.. Press the Up Arrow key until Cfg tcpip=Yes is displayed and press ENTER.
9.. Press the Up Arrow key until BOOTP=xxx (where xxx = Yes or No) is displayed and press ENTER.
10.. Press the Up Arrow key until BOOTP=No is displayed and press ENTER.

Note: When BOOTP=No, the printer is configured to accept TCP/IP parameters from the front panel.

11.. Press the Up Arrow key until IP Byte 1 = # is displayed and press ENTER.
12.. Use the Up or Down Arrow keys until the correct number is displayed and press ENTER.
13.. Press the Up Arrow until IP Byte 2 = # is displayed and press ENTER.
14.. Press the Arrow Keys until the correct number is displayed and press ENTER.
15.. Configure the remaining Bytes of the IP address in the same manner.

Note: Configure the subnet mask bytes (SM), syslog server IP address (LG) Default gateway (GW) and timeout (TIMEOUT) in the same manner.

A Syslog server is a server on the network that runs a syslog daemon and is used to receive syslog messages. If there is no syslog server on the network, then each byte should be left to zero.

The TIMEOUT parameter default is 90 seconds. Up to 3,600 seconds can be configured. If set to 0 the timeout feature of the HP Jetdirect print server is disabled. TCP/IP connections will remain open until closed by the server.

16.. Press the BACK key until Ready is displayed on the front panel (saving the new settings).
17.. To Verify the IP address is accepted print a configuration page:
1.. Highlight the Printer setup menu icon on the front panel and press ENTER.
2.. Using the Arrow keys, scroll to Utilities and press ENTER.
3.. Scroll to Test Print and press ENTER.
4.. Scroll to Service Config and press ENTER.
5.. The Service Configuration page should now print.
18.. Verify that the IP address is correct.


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System Error: 0B0000

Problem

Description:

Bad Ambient Temperature measured.

Corrective Action: Try the following:

n Make sure that the Ambient temperature is within the allowed

range (between 0 and 55 Degrees Centigrade).

n Replace the Electronics Module ? Page 8-25.

No repair parts available except for complete ink tube replacement. Part #C6072-60145. Depending how you get it, $250 to $600 with added labor if you can't do it yourself. Directions included in box.

I would place a blank sheet of white paper behind it.

Check for free carriage motion by unplugging the printer while the carriage is in the print area of the plotter. Open the top cover and move the carriage to check for free movement. If there are rubber crumbs under the belt, the belt is worn out and needs to be replaced. Manual can be downloaded from: www.lpscomputer.com/ec/manuals.htm
Parts available at: http://www.lpscomputer.com/c-736-designjet-1050c-belt.aspx

Take it to an authorized repair center. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/sean_54c3a3dc48a7773c

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Stape :: 1
Your Printer Cover Open Few Minitus

Stape :: 2
Plz Chek Your Printer Property .... And Delete Your Own Page

Stape :: 3 Plz Check Printer Property And Port Tab Chenge Selected Port

Enjoy

Process document in computer to avoid running out of memory.

reinstall software try that

you can run this printer without an hdd. disconnect the power from the hdd.you may have to disconnect the IDE controller (the small board that connects to the main pca) and disconnect the flat grey cable. this makes your DJ1055CM a DJ1050C it should print okay. you cannot format any hdd to work. you must buy the hdd from HP. if you can find one. good luck and i hope this helped.

turn off the printer, remove your jetdirect card(nic) sounds like your local tech doesn't know his **** from a hole in the wall. this should resolve your loop problem, if not then your main pca have been popped by the power outage. good luck.

remove the printhead turn the printer of .clean the contacts on the back of the head and on the printer then re install the head

more than likely the slot in your carriage assembly is faulty. try cleaning the contacts on the carriage assembly if that doesn't help, than more than likely you need to replace the carriage assembly and also the trailing cables. if you are going to keep this printer for awhile than you should also replace the carriage belt. if you can find a certified hp repair person, the cost should be around $500-600.

I doubt it. When the printer powers up, it checks to make sure that all modules are in place and functional. If one is missing, you'll get an error message.