Printer does not scan. Also the test paper keeps printing. Model HP PSC1410

make sure the size of paper is correct

I know your problem and i want to know that have you changed or refill your cartridge?.

if yes
place one plain paper in the tray.
it will print the test paper
print it and place it on the scanner with the printed side down.
press the scan button from the printer
printer will blink the light for some time and stop blinking
now it didn't print test print every time you print

thanks

Open up the document feeder and look for dirt on the scanner glass.

The printer is printing an alignment page. Take that alignment page and put it on the scanner part of the printer and then press the scan button, that will align the print heads

yes by using windows gallery.open the windows gallery then click file - click import scanner - then select your printer model.scan it

Hi,

You need to load the PRINTED ALIGNMENT PAGE on the scanner glass, then press on "OK" button. It should start scanning the alignment page. That way, you are completing the PROCESS of ALIGNMENT.

Thank you so much.

adonscott

did you try scanning the test page after printing? this usually keeps the printer from reprinting the test page each time it is turned back on. Not sure about the paper jam.

Hi, as per HP's support page on this product here

It seems that there aren't any drivers compatible with Leopard for this printer at the moment. The latest OS supported is Mac OS X Tiger... You will have to wait untill HP do something for leopard...

Dear, after changing the cartridge, printer print a test print. OKAY. Take that test print and put it on the scanner (printed area should on the side of mirror) then press "scan" button on your printer "bottom left". When the light stop fluctuating. Keep out the paper from the scanner. After this Printer will work properly

If you are trying to print from a web page keep in mind that not everything that is on the web is able to be printed. I would look for a link which is usually found near the top of bottom of a web page that usually says something about printing the page. An example would be if you use google maps to get directions. In the corner of the directions it says Print. If you click that link it would open the actual link you can print from.