20 Most Recent HP LaserJet 4700 Printer Questions & Answers

with the power on, press the down arrow button until the display reads " Configure Device" menu. Press the Select button and using the down arrow button, scroll through this menu until the display reads "Resets" and press the Select Button. Then press the down arrow button again until the screen reads "Reset Supplies" and press Select button. Once you get to this menu this is where you can reset the fuser and the Transfer belt count

Try removing the JetDirect card, then see if the machine will boot and print a test page. If it works without JetDirect, then try replacing the JetDirect card.

49.xx errors are mostly caused by invalid print commands, corrupt data, or invalid operations. Basically the printer "does not understand" the print job. - restart the printer to clear the print job from the printer's memory. -if the error returns disconnect the network/USB cables from the unit and cycle power again. If the error comes back without the network/USB connected perform a cold reset on the device and go the next step. - Once the unit is at Ready reconnect the network/USB cable. If the unit gets the 49.xx error or begins to print a job then gets the error disconnect the cables again and power cycle the printer. This time when you plug the network/USB cable in watch the control panel for any signs of the unit receiving a print job. When the printer says "Processing" press the cancel button on the printer. This should clear the "bad" print job. I strongly recommend updating to the latest driver for the device Drivers Software . If you had an issue with a PDF file use the Post Script (PS) driver. Good Luck

To get your printer working again, try the following fixes: Lose packaging or protective strips When you're about to install a new toner cartridge, there are orange protective strips and plastic clips that are there to make sure the cartridge isn't damaged whilst being transported. Each of these clips and protective strip across the drum must be removed before installing your new toner, otherwise they will prevent your printer from printing. Clips are easy to spot and stick out like a sore thumb. The protective strip is on the side of the toner and has an orange ring that must be pulled to remove the strip. It may also look like a piece of cellophane like it does in the image below. Squashed Metal contacts So a printer can detect a toner cartridge that has been installed, 2 tiny metal contacts must connect to the corresponding contacts on the cartridge. The metal contacts in the printer and the ones on the toner complete a circuit. If the contacts aren't touching, your printer will think that the toner isn't installed. Remove your toner cartridge and have a look for something that resembles a microchip or two metal squares. Now visualise where these would connect inside the printer and look for the corresponding connectors inside the printer (making sure the printer is switched off and unplugged). If the two metal connectors seem squashed back, gently (so not to break anything), pull them forwards. This should allow them to correctly connect to the toner once you install it again. It's also possible that losing bits of packing material or paper jams can cause an issue so make sure the printer is clear before installing a new toner. Also if using a remanufactured cartridge, double check that the micro chip is securely in position, isn't dirty and that nothing is obscuring it. Broken plastic pieces If a toner cartridge has been damaged along one of the sides so that the plastic slots have broken off, then it may not correctly sit inside the printer. Similarly to the previous reason for the supplies memory issue, the contacts won't correctly connect, and the only way to fix this problem is to replace the toner cartridge with a new one. Out of date firmware / software Your printer manufacturer will regularly update your printer with new software of firmware. If the software is out of date for any reason, you may get an error. Visit google and type '[your printer model] firmware' in the search bar and download the latest one for your computer / printer. Once updated this can often fix many printer problems. You can find the latest firmware updates on the HP website here. One final possible reason for the supplies memory error message can be caused when you install a compatible or remanufactured toner cartridge and the data stored on the cartridge micro chip is out of date. The printer firmware can then deliver the supply memory error message and the only way to fix this problem is to get the company you purchased the cartridge from to replace it with a new one. This may help you, Rachel Gomez

• Display:
• 59.53 ERROR
• Description:
• Yellow image drum motor startup error
• Remedy:
• Reconnect the connector J18 of the yellow drum motor and the connector J120 on the DC controller PCA. Perform the drum-motors component test in the DIAGNOSTICS menu. If the message persists, replace the yellow drum motor.

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if printer print engine test could be formatter board

This has to do with the paper lifter for tray three. There could be any number of problems with the lifter or tray;

1. incorrect paper size - i.e. someone loaded letter in the tray that is mannually set to legal and didn't change the manual paper slider to letter or papers stuck in the tray,

2. manual paper lifter isn't working properly, motor spring could be broken or out of place,

3. the paper tray could be broken and you will need to replace the tray.

First check that the correct size paper is loaded properly in the tray and that there is no paper detritis stuck anywhere. If the tray has the correct paper and there is not paper detritis then swap tray 2 and 3, reboot the printer and see if the problem moves with the tray - it should become a 60.02 error. If this happens then it is a tray issue. If you still get a 60.03 error then it is a tray 3 lifter motor issue, here is a link that explains what needs to be done.

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A lot of the time there is a loud pronounced clicking or banging also associated with the problem. The noise happens during the paper pathway test shortly after you turn the printer on and will display the 60.xx error code instead of the ready status.

-Connie

HP Printer Error Code Cheat Sheet Here you have the full list of error codes together with solutions, do check it out:

Your tray 1 might be open (even just partially) or your manual feed setting might be on. You can find this setting under > Configure device / Printing / Manual Feed

Unplug any network or usb cables and restart. If printer starts then you need to clear all jobs in print queue and then reconnect USB or Ethernet cable. This should allow printer to stay at ready. Go to HP.com and download the current firmware for this printer and follow the install instructions included. This is a common error, particularily if you are printing from newer versions of Adobe.

Colur Toner problem change ur toner...

Error Code 54.XX
Control Panel Message: Printer Error
Description:
15 Yellow CPR sensor
Recommended Action: Turn the printer off and then on, and then check the following itmes
Check the connections. Replace the color-registration detection assembly.

Control Panel Message: Printer Error
Description: Printing cannot continue. There is a sensor malfunction.
XX Description

15 - Yellow toner remaining sensor (J1014 toner level sensor)

please write problem clearly

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Clear the print queue and power cycle the printer. One of the jobs your are trying to print is bad.

Worn feed rollers in tray 2