20 Most Recent Kodak HERO 7.1 PRINTER Questions & Answers

the kodak system uses a countdown system that assumes you use a certain amount of ink re sheet regegardless of how much ink you accutualy use, the counter system starts everyt ime you turn the printer on, so the only way to extend the life of the ink is not to turn the printer off netween use, which the domestic useres do not of course do what i did throw the printer away and get a new one not Kodak sh*t

blow out with a dust remover canister or by compressor.

try cleaning printer head from maintance page

Had this happen to me last week. The AC adapter that goes from the printer to the electrical outlet had died. Kodak told me I'd have to order a new one for $65. Luckily I still had the AC unit that went to my old Kodak printer that died a couple of years ago.

You may have dried ink in the printhead. You can remove the printhead and try cleaning it at home in hot soapy water, rinse, then leaving it to dry thoroughly. Certainly won't leave you any worse off than you are now, and may well do the trick.