RESET MANUAL DE IMPRESORAS EPSON

Intrucciones para el reseteo manual del contador de protección.

1) Apagar la impresora. 2) Reemplazar el pad de tinta depserdiciada. 3) Seguir las instrucciones de reseteo para tu modelo de impresora

(listado mas abajo) . 4) Apagar la impresora.

EPSON R300 Encender la impresora. Presionar y mantener los botones STOP, MANITENANCE y POWER. Apagar la impresora cuando ésta responda.

EPSON RX500 Presionar simultáneamente los siguientes botones: Power, Load/Eject, Stop, B&W, Color, después de esto la impresora enciende y se verá "Init eeprom" en la pantalla de la impresora. Presionar el boton Color para resetear el contador de protección.

EPSON RX600 Presionar los siguientes botones juntos : Power, B&W, Color, despues, al ver el mensaje en la pantalla de la impresora, apagarla.

EPSON C80 Presionar y mantener los botones INK y PAPER mientras se enciende la impresora. Cuando el LED PAPER OUT comience a parpadear, soltar ambos botones y presionar y mantener INK-CLEANING por 10 segundos. La impresora realizará ciclos de auto diagnóstico por aproximadamente 3 minutos y luego funcionará normalmente.

EPSON 2100 Encender la impresora presionando los botones 1 y 3 (ROLL PAPER and SHEET FEEDER). Luego mantener presionado el boton 1 por 10 segundos.

EPSON Stylus Color Presionar y mantener la combinación de botones ALT+FONT+LOAD+PAUSE, presionar el botón POWER. Soltar todos los botones.

EPSON Stylus Color 300 Presionar y mantener los botones LOAD/EJECT y CLEANING , presionar el botón POWER y mantenerlo hasta que veas parpadear los leds INK OUT y PAPER OUT. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos presionar los botones LOAD/EJECT y CLEANING otra vez.

EPSON Stylus Color 400, 600 Presionar y mantener los botones LOAD/EJECT y CLEANING, presionar el botón POWER y mantenerlo hasta que veas parpadear los leds INK OUT y PAPER OUT. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos presionar y soltar el botón LOAD/EJECT.

EPSON Stylus Color 440, 640, 740, 460, 660, 670, 760, 860, 880, 1160 Presionar y mantener los botones LOAD/EJECT y CLEANING, presionar el botón POWER y mantenerlo hasta que veas parpadear los leds INK OUT y PAPER OUT. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos presionar y mantener el botón CLEANING,

hasta que todos los leds parpadeen.

EPSON Stylus Color 680 Presionar y mantener los botones LOAD/EJECT y CLEANING, presionar el botón POWER y mantenerlo hasta que veas parpadear los leds INK OUT y PAPER OUT. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos presionar y mantener el botón LOAD/EJECT, hasta que todos los leds parpadeen.

EPSON Stylus Color 800, 850 Presionar y mantener los botones LOAD, CLEANING Color y CLEANING Black , presionar el botón POWER y mantenerlo hasta que veas parpadear los leds INK OUT y PAPER OUT. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos presionar y soltar el botón CLEANING Color. Verás leds parpadeando.

EPSON Stylus Color 900, 980 Presionar y mantener los botones LOAD/EJECT y CLEANING, presionar el botón POWER. Verás parpadear el led INK OUT. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos presionar y mantener el botón CLEANING por 10-12 segundos.

EPSON Stylus Color 3000 Presionar y mantener los botones PAUSE, LF/FF y DOWN ARROW, encender la impresora. Soltar todos los botones.

EPSON Stylus Photo 785, 895 Presionar y mantener los botones Maintenance y Roll Paper, presionar el botón POWER. Verás el led Error parpadeando. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos mientras parpadea el led presionar y mantener por 10-12 segundos el botón Roll Paper, hasta que todos los leds parpadeen.

EPSON Stylus Photo 890, 1280, 1290 Presionar y mantener los botones Maintenance y Roll Paper, presionar el botón POWER. Verás el led Power parpadeando. Soltar todos los botones. En un tiempo de 2-3 segundos mientras parpadea el led presionar y mantener por 10-12 segundos el botón Roll Paper, hasta que todos los leds parpadeen.

EPSON Stylus 1520 Encender la impresora manteniendo presionados los siguientes botones : Alt, LF/FF, Load/Eject, Micro Adjust.

EPSON Stylus Color II, IIS, 400, 600, 640. Encender y apagar 5 veces usando el boton Power.

RESET ERROR CODES CANON MP140, MP145, MP150, MP160

E2-2 = No paper (ASF)

E3-3 = Paper jam

E4 = No inkE5-5 = The ink cartridges are not installed or a non-supported ink cartridgeis installed, or the ink cartridges are not installed properly

E8 = Waste ink absorber full, or platen waste ink absorber fullE9 = The connected digital camera / video camera does not support Camera Direct Printing

E14 = The Ink cartridges whose destination are wrongE15 = Ink cartridge is not installed E16 - Ink remaining is unknownE16-E19 = Failed to scan head alignment sheetE22 = Carriage errorE23 = Paper feed errorE24 = Purge unit errorE25 = ASF(cam) sensor errorE26 = Internal temperature rise errorE27 = Waste ink absorber full or platen waste ink absorber fullE28 = Ink cartridge temperature rise error -E29 = EEPROM errorE33 = Paper feed position errorE35 15 = USB Host VBUD overcurrent error - USBE37 17 = Abnormal motor driver errorE40 20 = Other hardware errorE42 22 = Scanner error

How to Reset Canon Printers to Clear the Ink Waste Tank Error Message

Instrucciones:

1. Step 1

First, unplug the power from the printer and all connections (including usb to the PC as well).

2. Step 2

Next, press and hold the Start button while plugging the power back into the printer.

3. Step 3

While still holding the Start button, press the Resume button twice (which then allows for Removal of Ink Cartridges(if you are past the limit otherwise leave them in).

4. Step 4

Now repeat Step 1 and then repeat Step 2 above.

5. Step 5

Press the Resume button 4 times (note that the light will only blink the first two times of the four times that you press the button)

6. Step 6

The error should now have cleared so that you can use the printer.

How to Reset Printers Canon MP140, MP160, MP180, MP210, MP220, MP460, MP470, MP500, MP510, MP530, MP600, MP610, MP800, MP820, MP810, MP830, MP960, MP970

Reset Canon MP140

Reset methode on canon MP145 work also on MP140, you can read the methode here: reset waste ink counter canon pixma mp145

Reset Canon Pixma MP160, Mp180, MP460

To reset the printer model you can use MPtool software, the reset methode can be found here: reset canon pixma mp160, mp170, mp180 and mp460 using mptool software. But before using MPTools software you must read this comment to reset our printer without error.

Reset Waste Ink Counter Canon Pixma MP210 and Canon Pixma MP220

1. Start with printer off

2. Press and hold resume Button (triangle in the circle) and click “Power” button. green led should be on

3. hold the Power button, release Resume Button.

4. Without releasing the Power Button, double click “Resume” button and then release Both Buttons.

5. Click “Resume” for four times then click “Power” button, to confirm the selected action (reset counter absorber).

6. Turn off the printer and turn on again

Reset Ink Level Canon Pixma MP460 (Manual Methode)

1. Disconnect the power cable

2. Hold down power button

3. Reconnect the power cable

4. With the power button still down, press twice the “Cancel/Stop” red button

5. Release the power button

6. The printer is now in factory mode…(wait about 30 seconds until it says “idle”)

7. Press the down arrow (next to the “OK” button) until it says “Shipping Mode 1”

8. Press the “OK” Button

9. Now with it displaying “Without Cleaning” press the power button

10. A test page should print

11. Now open cover

12. Disconnect the power again

13. Take both cartridges out like normal

14. Close cover

15. Reconnect power cable

16. Press power button

17. Replace cartridges

note: Other methode to reset ink level you can use MPtool software

Reset Ink Level Canon MP470

It is basically a modified reset procedure for Canon MP460.

1. Disconnect the power cable.

2. Hold down On/Off button.

3. Reconnect the power cable.

4. With the power button still down, press the Stop/Reset button twice.

5. Release the On/Off button.

6. The printer is now in factory mode (wait until idle is displayed)

7. Press the right arrow button (next to the OK button) repeatedly until Shipping Mode 3 is displayed.

8. Press the OK Button

9. Wait until “Without Cleaning” is displayed and then presss the Stop/Reset button once.

10. A test page should print.

11. Open the cover. (the cartridges should position themselves at the far left – the cartridge removal location)

12. Disconnect the power cable.

13. Remove both cartridges.

14. Close the cover.

15. Reconnect the power cable.

16. Press the On/Off button.

17. Wait until a Replace Cartridges message is displayed. Now insert the cartridges.

18. Wait until the printer is operating in its normal mode. The display shows the normal start menu (ie: Copy).

to view the Ink level

Check by going to printer ->properties -> maintenance -> view printer status

Reset Canon Pixma MP520 maybe Work Also on Canon MP500, MP510 and MP530

To reset Canon Pixma MP520 view this article: Resetting Canon Pixma MP520

How to Reset Photosmart Printers

IntroductionResetting the printer can resolve several issues that may emerge. All the steps in the two sections below must be followed completely and in order for these resets to work.Performing a soft resetA soft reset, also known as an Electrical reset, can be used to restore the printer to a ready condition when a cartridge, paper, or other printing issues occur. This reset method should be used for the HP Photosmart 100, 130, 145, 230 and 245 printers. Perform a hard reset for all other HP Photosmart printer models.

1. Disconnect any USB cables attached to the printer and remove any memory cards from drive bay.

2. Restart the computer.

3. Unlock the ink cartridge locking clips.

4. Remove all ink cartridges.

5. Lock down the ink cartridge locking clips.

6. Close the main printer door

7. Turn the printer off with the Power button and wait for the printer to shut down before proceeding to step 8.

8. Unplug the printer AC adapter from the printer and the wall outlet or surge protector.

NOTE: The adapter itself has an overload trip that may need resetting, but will not reset if power is flowing to it.

9. Wait approximately fifteen to forty-five seconds to allow all current to dissipate from printer.

10. Re-plug only the AC adapter into the wall outlet then into the printer, but do not plug in the USB cable.

11. Wait for the appropriate missing ink cartridge error to verify that printer can recognize this error.

12. Re-insert one ink cartridge only, to minimize confusion in case one of the cartridges is defective, and print an internal test page.

13. If no errors are found, insert the other ink cartridge(s) and ensure that they are functioning by performing internal test pages or calibration pages. If an error occurs due to a defective cartridge, perform the appropriate steps for Resolving Ink Cartridge Rejections.

14. After returning to the main Windows screen, reconnect the USB cable to the computer then to the printer.

15. Test for printer functionality.

Performing a hard resetA hard, or mechanical, reset is performed when the printer is in a condition where its normal printing process is interrupted. Examples include a paper jam, carriage stall, or mechanical noise. To perform a mechanical hard reset, follow the steps below.

1. Disconnect any USB cables attached to the printer and remove any memory cards from drive bay.

2. Restart the computer.

3. Remove any paper from the paper tray.

4. Unlock the ink cartridge locking clips.

5. Remove all printer ink cartridges.

6. Lock down the ink cartridge locking clips.

7. Close the main printer door.

8. Turn off the printer using the power button and wait for the printer to shut down before proceeding to step 9.

9. Unplug the power from the back of the printer.

10. Unplug the power adapter from the wall outlet.

11. Remove the rear access door.

12. Locate the clutch inside the printer.

NOTE: The clutch is located in the same place as pictured above in Figure 1, however, you must access it from the left, just above the paper output tray.

13. Press the clutch firmly towards the back of the printer, while rolling the wheels in the back of the printer upward two full rotations.

14. Release the clutch and roll the wheels up two more rotations.

15. Locate and then roll the internal rollers in an upward direction until a clicking sound is heard.

16. Reinstall and lock the rear access door.

17. Connect the power adapter to a wall outlet.

18. Reconnect the power cable to the printer.

19. Turn the printer on.

20. Re-insert the paper into the input tray.

21. Wait for the appropriate missing cartridge error to verify that the printer recognizes this error.

22. Re-insert one ink cartridge only, to minimize confusion in case one of the cartridges is defective, and print an internal test page.

23. If no errors are found, insert the other ink cartridge(s) and ensure that they are functioning by performing internal test pages or calibration pages. If an error occurs due to a defective cartridge, perform the appropriate steps for Resolving Ink Cartridge Rejections.

24. After returning to the main Windows screen, reconnect the USB cable to the computer then to the printer.

25. Test for printer functionality.

HP LaserJets - Cold Reset Instructions

Cold resetting a printer resets the printer to factory defaults. Please note: Any settings you make at the printers control panel will be reset to factory defaults, including the IP address if you have a JetDirect card installed. Remove the JetDirect card while you cold reset the printer if you don't want to erase the JetDirect card's settings.

You can also reset the NVRAM. Resetting the NVRAM will clear the page count and reset the service mode settings to factory defaults. On printers with a display panel you need to enter service mode to manually change the information stored in NVRAM. On printers that don't have a display panel, such as a 5P, 6P, 2100, 2200 there is a different procedure outlined below.

"Older" printers with a display panel. (e.g. 4000, 4100, 5si, 8000, etc.)

Cold resetting the printer is simply a matter of turning the power off, holding down the GO or Online button while turning the printer on.Resetting NVRAM settings must be done manually through service mode. See entering service mode.

"Newer" printers with a display panel. (e.g. 2300, 2400, 4200, 4250/4350, 4300, etc.)

Turn the printer off and then on. When the printer begins its memory count, press and hold down the Checkmark button until all the main LED signal lights illuminate and stay illuminated. Then release the Checkmark button, and use the Up/Down arrow keys to find the Cold Reset option, then press the Checkmark button again to choose that option.

Printers with no display panel.

HP 1100, 1200 - While the printer is on, press and hold the Go button for 5 seconds. This will reset the printer. To reset the NVRAM. Turn the printer off. Press and hold the Go button for 20 seconds while powering on the printer.

HP 2100 - To perform a cold reset, turn the printer power off, then press and hold the JOB CANCEL button. Turn the printer power back on and after all the LEDs come on release the JOB CANCEL button. A cold reset changes most system parameters in NVRAM to the factory defaults. The JOB CANCEL button must be released within 20 seconds after all of the LEDs come on; otherwise, an NVRAM initialization is performed instead of a cold reset.

HP 2200 - Cold reset: 1. Turn the printer power off.2. Press and hold GO.3. Turn the printer power back on and continue to hold GO until the Attention light turns on.4. Release GO.5. The device lights will begin cycling from front to rear. The cold-reset process will run until completion and the device will go to the ready state.

NVRAM Reset:1. Turn the printer power off.2. Press and hold GO.3. Turn the printer power back on and continue to hold GO until the Attention, Ready, and Go lights turn on.4. Release GO.5. The device lights will begin cycling from font to rear. The NVRAM initialization will run until completion and the device will go to the ready state.

HP 5P & 6PCold reset:Turn the power off and hold the reset button (button closest to the back of the printer) for LESS than 20 seconds while turning the printer on.

Reset the NVRAM:Turn the power off and hold the reset button for MORE than 20 seconds while turning the printer on..

HP Maintenance Message Reset Methods

To clear the Maintenance Service Message from the LCD display:

HP IIISi Printers:

1. Press ONLINE until the light goes off

2. Hold down MENU until PCL CONFIG MENU appears

3. Press the MENU key until SERVICE MSG=ON* appears

4. Press the + or - key to change display to SERVICE MSG=OFF

5. Press ENTER/RESET MENU key to turn message off, the * should appear, then press ONLINE

HP 4Si Printers:

1. Press ONLINE until the light goes off

2. Press MENU until CONFIG MENU appears

3. Press the ITEM key until SERVICE MSG=ON* appears

4. Press the + or - key to change display to SERVICE MSG=OFF

5. Press the ENTER key to turn message off, the * should appear, then press ONLINE

HP 5Si:

1. Press MENU key 4 times for CONFIG MENU

2. Press ITEM to display SERVICE MESSAGE=OFF

3. Press ENTER

4. Press ONLINE

HP 4000/4050/4100/5000 Printers:

1. Turn the printer off

2. Hold down the left side of the ITEM and VALUE +/- keys, turn the printer on and wait until RESET MAINTENANCE COUNT is displayed and then release the keys

HP 4100MPF/4101MPF Printers:

1. While holding down the START button, turn the printer on

2. The 3 LEDs will blink, and then stay lit (Release START button at this time)

3. Press the UP arrow key. Display will read MAINT COMPLETE

4. Press the CHECK button once, and the maintenance counter is reset

5. Return to ONLINE

HP 4200/4300 Printers:

1. Turn the printer power off

2. Hold down SELECT and turn the printer power on. Continue holding down SELECT for several seconds, until all 3 printer control panel lights flash once, and then remain on (This may take up to 10 seconds)

3. Use the UP arrow key to scroll to NEW MAINTENANCE KIT

4. Press SELECT to reset the maintenance kit counter

HP 4240/4250/4350 Printers:

1. Turn the printer power off and then on

2. When 000MB (beginning of the memory count) appears on the control panel display, press and hold down SELECT (checkmark button). Continue holding down SELECT until all 3 printer control panel lights flash once and then stay on (This may take up to 10 seconds)

3. Release SELECT and press the UP arrow to scroll to NEW MAINTENANCE KIT

4. Press SELECT to reset the maintenance kit counter

HP 4500/4550 Printers:

1. Turn the printer off

2. Hold down the CANCEL JOB and SELECT keys and turn the printer on, then wait until the display goes blank and the three LED's come on

3. Press the right side of the MENU key, then press the SELECT key

4. You will enter SERVICE MODE after the normal test completes

5. Press the ITEM key until the FUSER MAINTENANCE COUNT appears

6. Press VALUE +/- to change to zero

7. Press SELECT to save

8. Press GO; the printer should return to READY

HP 8000/8100/8150 Printers:

1. Press the MENU button until the display reads CONFIGURATION MENU

2. Press the ITEM button until the display reads SERVICE MESSAGE = ON/OFF

3. Select OFF*

4. Press SELECT to save

5. Turn printer off

6. Hold the VALUE MINUS and ITEM MINUS buttons while turning the printer back on Hold buttons down until display reads RESET MAINT/COUNTand then release both buttons

HP 9000 Printers:

1. Turn the printer off

2. Press and hold the CHECK key

3. Power on the printer

4. Release the CHECK key after all three lights come on The display should read SELECT LANGUAGE

5. Press the up arrow until MAINTENANCE KIT is displayed, then press the CHECK key again and the maintenance kit count has been reset

HP Color LaserJet 4500/4550 Printers (TRANSFER KIT RESET):

1. Press the MENU button until the RESETS MENU is displayed

2. Press the ITEM button until TRANSFER KIT SELECT IF DONE is displayed

3. Press the SELECT button

HP Color LaserJet 4500/4550 Printers (FUSER KIT RESET):

1. Press the MENU button until the RESETS MENU is displayed

2. Press the ITEM buton until FUSER KIT SELECT IF DONE is displayed

3. Press the SELECT button

4. Press the GO button to return to READY

HP Color LaserJet 4600 Printer (IMAGE TRANSFER KIT (ETB) RESET):

1. After Maintenance is performed, the display should read NEW TRANSFER KIT =

2. Press the down arrow to highlight YES, then press the CHECK button to reset Or enter CONFIGURE DEVICE in menus, choose RESETS then RESET SUPPLIES, choose NEW TRANSFER KIT and select

HP Color LaserJet 4600 Printer (FUSER KIT RESET):

1. After Maintenance is performed, the display should read NEW FUSER KIT =

2. Press the down arrow to highlight YES, then press the CHECK button to reset Or enter CONFIGURE DEVICE in menus, choose RESETS then RESET SUPPLIES, choose NEW FUSER KIT and select

HP Color LaserJet 8500/8550 Printers (TRANSFER KIT RESET):

1. Press the MENU button until the RESETS MENU is displayed

2. Press the ITEM button until RESET TRANSFER LIFE COUNT is displayed

3. Press the SELECT button to reset, then GO to return to READY

HP Color LaserJet 8500/8550 Printers (FUSER KIT RESET):

1. Press the MENU button until the RESETS MENU is displayed

2. Press the ITEM buton until RESET FUSER LIFE COUNT is displayed

3. Press the SELECT button to reset

4. Press the GO button to return to READY

CODIGOS ERROR IMPRESORAS HP

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPCION

  13 Paper Jam / Remove paper jam. PAPEL ATASCADO / QUITAR PAPEL ATASCADO.

  13.1 Paper delay jam at paper feed area. ATASCO POR RETRASO EN AREA DE ALIMENTACIÓN DE PAPEL.

  13.2 Paper stopped jam at paper feed area. ATASCO POR PARADA DE PAPEL EN AREA ALIMENTACIÓN PAPEL.

  13.5 Paper delay jam at fuser. ATASCO POR RETRASO DE PAPEL EN EL FUSOR.

  13.6.Paper stopped jam at fuser. ATASCO POR PARADA DEL PAPEL EN EL FUSOR.

  13.9 Check left door. COMPROBAR TAPA DERECHA.

  13.10 Paper delay jam at paper reversing area / duplexer. ATASCO DE PAPEL EN EL DUPLEX.

  13.11 Paper jam. ATASCO DE PAPEL.

  13.11 Paper jam in input device. ATASCO DE PAPEL EN MECANISMO DE ENTRADA.

  13.12 Paper Jam. ATASCO DE PAPEL.

  13.13 Paper Jam. ATASCO DE PAPEL.

  13.20 Paper Jam. ATASCO DE PAPEL.

  13.21 Door open jam. ATASCO PUERTA ABIERTA.

  13.22 Paper jam in output device. ATASCO DE PAPEL EN MECANISMO DE SALIDA.

  20 Insuficient memory alternates with Press go to continue MEMORIA INSUFICIENTE, ALTERNADO CON GO PARA CONTINUAR.

  20 Error / Memory overflow. ERROR / EXCESO DE MEMORIA.

  21 Page too complex. PÁGINA DEMASIADO COMPLEJA.

  22 EIO x buffer overflow alternates with GO to continue. EIO EXCESO DE BUFFER, ALTERNADO CON GO PARA CONTINUAR.

  22 Too much data sent to parallel port - overflow. DEMASIADOS DATOS ENVIADOS AL PUERTO PARALELO.

  22 Too much data sent to the serial port - overflow DEMASIADOS DATOS ENVIADOS AL PUERTO SERIE

  40 Bad serial transmision(data transfer error). MALA TRANSMISIÓN (ERROR TRANSFERENCIA DATOS).

  40 Connection between printer and EIO card broken. CONEXIÓN ROTA ENTRE IMPRESORA Y TARJETA EIO.

  41.3 Unexpected paper size. TAMAÑO DE PAPEL INESPERADO

  41.x Printer error alternates with Press GO to continue. ERROR IMPRESORA ALTERNADO CON GO PARA CONTINUAR.

  50.x Fuser error. ERROR FUSOR

  51.x Printer error (loss of beam detect). ERROR IMPRESORA (DETECCIÓN PÉRDIDA RAYO LASER).

  52.x Printer error (the laser scanner speed is incorrect). ERROR IMPRESORA (VELOCIDAD LASER SCANNER INCORRECTA)

  53.xy.zz Printer memory error with an accesory. ERROR AMPLIACIÓN DE MEMORIA.

  55 Internal communications problem. PROBLEMAS DE COMUNICACIÓN INTERNA.

  56.x Printer error. ERROR IMPRESORA.

  57.x Printer error. ERROR IMPRESORA

  59.x Printer error. ERROR IMPRESORA

  62.x Printer error (printer memory). ERROR IMPRESORA (MEMORIA IMPRESORA)

  63 Service. SERVICIO.

  64.x Printer error (scan buffer). ERROR IMPRESORA ( SCAN BUFFER).

  66 Error (external paper-handling device). ERROR (MECANISMO EXTERNO DE RODILLO PAPEL)

  66.11 Input device failure. FALLO EN EL MECANISMO DE ENTRADA.

  68 NVRAM full check settings. NVRAM COMPROBACIÓN TOTAL DE CONFIGURACIÓN

  69.x Printer error. ERROR IMPRESORA.

  79.xxxx Error (printing). ERROR (IMPRESIÓN)