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The Flying Mouse
19 Nov 2013, 22:53
:twisted: Mummy Mouse is having some problems with her wireless printer.
Anyone have any idea what's going wrong?

I've tried to photocopy something on her printer.

The paper goes through, but nothing is printed on the finished page.

I've tried to photocopy something different, but again the page comes out of the printer blank.

I've taken a look at the ink levels, and all are above half way full.

I've scanned a document, and it's appeared fine on the laptop (so I don't think it's a problem of communication between the laptop and printer).

I've tried to print from the laptop, but nothing appears on the page.

The lights flash, the paper goes through, it makes the right noise, everything is fine apart from the small problem that nothing actually gets printed on the paper.
Not even a smudge.

Funny thing is, this is exactly what happened to her last printer, which is why she replaced it :wtf:
The printer she has now is only about a month old and has hardly been used.

Any ideas?

duke knooby
20 Nov 2013, 01:19
user error :)

but ive been drinkin... so cant help tonight

Hypnobabe
21 Nov 2013, 00:38
Have you tried cleaning the print heads? Should be in the settings bit in the printer software...

The Flying Mouse
21 Nov 2013, 08:40
Have you tried cleaning the print heads? Should be in the settings bit in the printer software...

:twisted: I've tried that hun :(

Hypnobabe
21 Nov 2013, 10:45
What printer is it?

The Flying Mouse
23 Nov 2013, 19:41
:twisted: It's an Epsom (I think).

R.
23 Nov 2013, 19:44
Just for the record, are the toner or ink cartridges mounted properly?

Hypnobabe
23 Nov 2013, 21:15
Have you tried printing a test page direct from the printer?

AndyK
23 Nov 2013, 21:35
Turn if off and on again.

Dial #3030 and speak to IT Support ... always fixes a problem for me :))

samurai7
25 Nov 2013, 15:28
I find you'll have probs with Epsom printers if you use non-Epsom branded cartidges (If you can get the printer to recognise them at all, that is!) The ink seems to dry up, so next time you try to print you get a blank page. You have to keep cleaning print heads over and over until ink starts to appear on the paper. You'll probably find that by this time you'll have used so much ink that you need to change cartridges :roll: