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Check the status monitor and see what further error message ... for this model, it's very prone to mech problem at the feeding area, you will need some tech know how to remove and repair.
Clear all the prints from that list and try again.If it is not printing check the machines ip adress and the ip adress that on the driver.it could be that it was changing the ip adress @ power on.
I have a similar problem with an old HP LJ1300. They have not updated the driver correctly and don't intend to fix it. I can't find any reference to AcuLaser C900 on Epson's support page. So maybe they stopped supporting the C900.
Unplug your printer power cable, restart your computer and plug the printer cable back and on it and tryt to print. this may help. thank. let me know if it works
Step1 Turn the printer off and on to see if it can automatically clear some or all of the jam. Many printers provide an error-code listing on the front panel display for the area where the jam occurred. If your printer shows an error code, be sure and check the printer manual to see if that identifies the area of the printer where the jam occurred. Step 2 Turn off the printer. Step 3 Remove any paper trays. Inspect them for wrinkled or damaged paper. Step 4 Open any other doors that give access to the printer's paper path and to the toner or ink cartridge. Step 5 If necessary, remove the toner or ink cartridge. Place it in a bag or away from light to avoid damaging it. Step 6 If you find a piece of jammed paper, remove it by holding it with both hands and pulling firmly (see A). The goal is to keep the paper from tearing. If several pieces are jammed together, try pulling out the middle piece first to loosen the jam. Step 7 If the paper does tear, try rotating the roller gears manually to free the paper (see B). Don't force anything, though. Step 8 Replace the toner or ink cartridge and paper trays, close any doors you opened and turn the printer back on. Step 9 If the printer paper jam message still appears, then there is still some paper in the printer. Reinspect the paper path.
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