Why does my printer keep printing blank page?
There are few things more frustrating than carefully putting together an important document or file and pressing ‘Print’, only for the printer to send out a completely blank sheet of paper, as fresh-faced as the day it left the ream. There are a few things which could be the cause of this problem so we will run through the most common, and detail how to rectify these problems in a timely fashion.Empty CartridgesWe don’t want to sound condescending, but have you checked the ink/toner levels in your cartridge? They may have completely depleted since you last used the printer. Check the ink/toner levels and replace when necessary.Disconnected CartridgeEven if your cartridge is full and ready for action, it may have become slightly dislodged and no longer in full electrical contact with the printer. The easiest way to rectify this potential problem is to simply remove and reinstall the cartridges. This may complete the electrical circuit and ensure everything runs and prints as normal.Incorrect Paper SizeIf you have accidentally (or purposefully for a previous print job) changed the in-program paper size setting without reverting back to your paper size of choice – it could be confusing the printer. Go into Print Preview or the print settings and make sure the correct paper size is selected.Clogged NozzlesThis problem is particularly likely to affect people who use their printer quite infrequently, with hardened ink potentially clogging up the nozzles. If your printer has a ‘Print Head Nozzle Check’ option, select that and let the machine clear the nozzles. This should remove any blockages and help the ink to flow once again.Windows:- Open up Printing Preferences (this is accessible in a number of different ways, depending upon the version of Windows)- Click Maintenance- In the Settings section, select Skip Blank Page- Save your settings by clicking OKMAC:- Open Finder and select System Preferences- Depending upon the version of OS, select either Print & Scan, Print & Fax or Printers &Scanners:- Select Options & Supplies- Click either Driver or Options- Tick the Skip Blank Page and click OKAfter trying all the above solutions, If problem continue then reach out printer repair service center for resolution. There may be any technical problem with your printer.
My hp photosmart premium c309g-m won't align and prints faded/blurry pages please help me?
my printer is 4 months old, i recently started using it on my new toshiba satellite l645d laptop, i replaced the ink with new hp ink, it wont align(it keeps saying alignment failed), and prints faded pages or blurry pages.the pages i printed i couldnt see the words, After trying to align for three times, now the ink cartridges say low on ink , these are brand new from target,, how do i fix this? and how do i reset my software and printer?
Why is my Dell AIO A940 printing blank pages?
I recently bought a new black cartridge, because I mostly use black ink. The alignment page was done the day that was bought and it turned out ok. Yesterday when I tried printing, it was printing blank pages until it finally printed but it cut out part of the information it needed to printed, of course it didn't matter because that wasn't important. After a few hours I needed to print something else, and all it did was print blank pages. I could hear that and see the cartridges moving and acting as if they were printing out the information, but all that came out was a blank sheet. I uninstalled the printer and reinstalled it again, printed alignments, cleaned the nozzles by telling the printer to do it by computer, but nothing seems to work. It's connected properly but it's just printing blank sheets while the printer thinks it's actually putting ink on the paper. Help, I use this printer for everything and I dont want to waste more money. Thanks!
What is the best t-shirt printing method?
The short answer is that there is no one “best t-shirt printing method”. Your business, your retail store, your online shop, your interests, capabilities and budget are all going to be different. That’s what should determine what the best t-shirt printing method is for you.For example, in our business we sell the OKI920WT white toner color led printer and Laser EZPeel papers as part of our digital heatfx system. (http://digitalheatfx.com). This system is amazing if:You need to make full color graphics on t shirts or promotional products - frankly, if you are just doing one color jersey numbers you can probably do it cheaper and more efficiently with screen printing.You get smaller order sizes - if you do now or plan to get orders for 200, or 1,000 shirts with the same design on it, you should be screen printing too. A t-shirt transfer system might be the best t-shirt printing method for you if you get an order for 5–50 shirts, or 5 shirts with different sized graphics - you can charge more for these and turn them around faster than you could with screen printing.You want to do wholesale too - one of the best parts of using an OKI920WT Printer and the digital heatfx system is that you can make t shirt transfers that you can mail or ship to anyone with a good heat press. That means you can be someone else’s supplier and not have to worry about picking blank tees or dealing with end users.All this is great, but the DigitalHeatFX system ranges from about $7500 to $10K or $11K depending on what you need (there is financing: Financing available for 200–300/month). So if you only have $1,000 - $3,000 to start you may want to go with something like a vinyl cutter or sublimation.If you don’t really HAVE a budget, you may need to start by ordering transfers - and that would be the best t-shirt printing method for you.. just ordering full color transfers and heat pressing them on yourself. You’ll just need a good heat press and you can order transfers from lots of companies, including Fast, Full Color Custom TransfersThe only method I have mentioned yet for making customer t shirts is direct go garment. with that method you use an industrial ink jet printer to print onto a t shirt just like it was paper. The end result feels and looks great, but the cost is usually $15K-$25K and the systems require a lot of care and maintenance.In the end, the best t-shirt printing method depends on you! There is no objective, one size fits all answer.
Hp c5180/c5140 printer only prints blue/black/grey ink for all color ink gauges on test page.?
I'm sorry, but unless your printers ink cartridges, actually have tiny Electrical Chips mounted onto the body of the actual ink cartridge itself, I know of no way to bypass the expiration date. If your cartridges have those electrical chips on them, then you would need to go on-line and try and find a Chip Resetter, to try and reset thos electrical chips with. As I normally help out with the Epson Printer problems, thats the only chip resetters that I know of. You would need to do a search on the internet for your particular printer, to try and locate a chip resetter for its ink cartridges. The only source that I can even recommend that you try is MIS Associates Inc
My Epson printer won't print. Help?
mine always done that! i have no idea why! always took it to the shop to get fixed! got a Cannon printer now! its much better!
Trouble printing card stock on a HP 2600n?
The 2600 has individual self-contained cartridges that have their own drums. So you cant replace the drum. Because you are using toner and cardstock, the fuser (hot part of the printer) needs more time to melt the toner. The cardstock is thicker and therefore the printer needs more time to make sure the heat transfers onto the toner to melt it. That's why when you feed it in one at a time, it helps a little. There are 2 options if you want printing on cards. Depends on your budget too. 1) Inkjet printers. The disadvantage is that the printing is not water resistant. But it does not need extra time to melt toner. All it does is spit ink onto your card, so the printing is the same speed. Also, some printers have a back slot to feed in paper (thick media) one at a time. HP inkjet printers roll the paper over and up the paper rollers, so if your card is too thick, then you may not be able to feed the paper in. I believe Canon inkjets feed them straight in, so thats another option. But like I said, printing is not water resistant. 2) Higher end laserjets The higher speed laserjets like the HP CLJ4700 have higher temperature capable fusers (because they run paper thru at a higher speed, so they need more heat to make sure the toner melts). So that also translates to a faster melt time for the toner when you are using cards. You'd need a minimum of a Color LaserJet 3xxx series, probably.