Samsung clp-315 printer stops printing after half page

It is possible that it reciecved a small power surge while you were gone on your trip, and you need to leave it unpluged from the wall for 40 Min, to clear and reset the operating processor.. It should go back to normal after leaving unpluged, but you might have to run set up program agian too.

You can print a configuration page from the printer's control panel.
Use the configuration page to view the current settings, to help troubleshoot problems.
To print a configuration page: In ready mode, press and hold the Stop button on the control panel for 5 seconds.
A configuration page prints out.

half page printing printer light blink and printing stop please give me a soloution

Hi,

your printer exit sensor has mulfunction. it got be replace.

Hi,

you may want to run a repair on the printer driver. by going to windows START -> all programs -> Samsung CLP 310 -> Maintenece - > repair and follow the onscreen next till finish.

this could help some time when you swap USB cable or port or PCA main been replace or updated.

Hi,

most likly hood is your exit sensor is faulty. The printer work in this way. if it does not print out all the document. it will print again. that is why you kept getting this same issue after a jam open and close door it will print again.

replace the exit sensor it will help.

Sounds like the "Fuser". I have the same problem. Samsung wants $135 labor plus parts [$135+]. Printer can be purchased for less. Mine is going into the garbage and I'll stick with Epson.

This problem is due to exit sensor, You need to approach Authorised service center in your place.

Hello,

It sounds like your fuser is causing the jame,.

when you remove the paper can you wipe the toner off the page or does it adhear to the paper ?

If it does not the fuser is causing the jam, if the toner does not wipe off the paper then the feed tires would be the cause of your jam

The fuser is at the back of the printer and will be very hot, so be careful.

try to do this set of instruction & solution:

1. Go to Start | Control Panel | Printers And Other Hardware | Printers And Faxes. Double-click the icon for your printer to open the Documents window and clear any pending print jobs by selecting Cancel All Documents from the Printer drop-down menu
2. Try printing a test page from the printer, not from Windows XP. Most printers have a built-in test function that's activated by holding down one or more buttons while the printer is starting up. Check your printer's user manual for instructions. If this page prints successfully, you know the problem is either with your connection or with the software in your computer.
3. Check your printer's USB or parallel connection.
4. Try printing something simple from Windows' Notepad. To open Notepad, go to Start | All Programs | Accessories | Notepad, type a few lines of text in a document, and try printing it. If it successfully prints, the problem is with the software program you originally tried to print from.
5. Try printing using Windows XP's generic printer driver. Open and run the Add Printer Wizard. When you get to the Install Printer Software screen, select Generic under Manufacturer and Generic/Text Only under Printers (see Figure 2).
   
6. Select No for Do You Want To Use This Printer As The Default Printer? (see Figure 3). Click Next.
   
7. When prompted on the next screen, tell Windows XP to print a test page. If the page successfully prints, then you probably have a problem with your installed printer driver. Either update or reinstall the driver.