If your computer displays an HP PSC 1350 ink cartridge error, it’s worth checking out the suggested repair methods.
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Flashing Lights
The following sections describe all combinations of pulsed (blinking) LEDs that appear on the control panel.product definition and solutions for each combination. Pay attention to the blinking patterns you may encounter, and then follow the corrective actions.
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1. Download Fortect and install it on your computer 2. Launch the program and click "Scan" 3. Click "Repair" to fix any issues that are found The letter E may still be displayed on the copy screen. The letter E is almost certainly a general indicator that an error has occurred in the printer. However, the presence of the new capital E does not affect the meaning of the flashing lights and can be ignored for troubleshooting purposes.
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On / Resume Indicator
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Check the paper indicator
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Check the cartridge light
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Copy indicator (where the letter “E” may appear)
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Start copying with black light
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Color copy start indicator
Image: HP 1200, 1310, 1340, and 1350 PSC Retention Plates with Indicator Display
Mark:For some models of flashing lights, several individual solutions can be provided. After you find a pattern that matches the new blinking light pattern, p Try each solution in the order listed until you solve the problem.
Problem: All Indicators Are Off
In this normal state, the control panel will display the following blinking flashlight pattern:
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Easy to turn on / resume: no paper
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Indicator light: off
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Check Cartridge light is off
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Black light to start copying off
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Color Copy Start Indicator: Disabled
Illustration: all lights can be turned off
Solutions
Solution 1: Turn on the all-in-one
Click the On button. / Resume ”() to enable any product.
If the product does not turn on, turn off all electronic devices and skip to the next solution.
Solution 2: Make sure the all-in-one is connected
Follow these steps to make sure the power cord of your current product is plugged in and whatProduces a catch.
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Check the back panel that most often connects to the product to make sure the cord is unplugged from the power source.The adapter is securely attached to the product.
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Check the AC adapter to make sure the power cord is plugged in correctly.inside.
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Check your electrical outlet – make sure the power cord is plugged in correctly.inside.
Figure: Checking Electronic Connections
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Press the Start / Resume button () to change the product.
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If the product does not turn on, follow the same steps and then try using a different outlet.
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If these steps fixed the problem, do not continue troubleshooting.
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If the problem is not resolved, continue to the next solution.
Solution 3: Press the Power On / Resume button more slowly
Services or products may not respond if you press the Start / Resume button () too quickly.
Slowly press the On / Resume buttoniya () once to turn on the product.
Mark:Simply turning on the product may take several minutes ifIf you click the On link again. / Resume () At this time, you will most likely turn off the product.
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If these steps fixed the problem, you do not need to continue troubleshooting.
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If the problem persists, continue to the next solution.
Solution 4: Reboot the power module, then check the current power supply
Follow these steps to reset the AC adapter on the cable, turn on the product, and then check the product’s power.
Step 1. Reset the power module
The power supply module has a safety function that protects the space in the event of a power surge. If you have recently experienced a power surge, you may need to reboot the power cell. Follow the steps below to reboot the power module.
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Disconnect power from the back of the product.
Fig .: Pull out the cord Power supply from the socket.
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Unplug the power cord from the outlet, tape, or switch cover.
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If your product uses an AC adapter with a detachable power cord, disconnect the power cord from the AC adapter.
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Wait 20 seconds.
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Connect the cable to the viscosity module.
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Plug the power cord back in. Do not use a stripping capacitor or line filter.
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Make sure the power module has an LED.
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If the dominance module does not have the next LED, proceed to the next step.
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If there is an LED in the module’s power supply, check if the LED is on.
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If the LED does not actually turn on, HP may contact you to replace the power supply. To purchase a working PSU module, right-click the link below “How to Buy HP” and then click “Open in New Window”.
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If the LED is on, go to the next step.
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Step 2. Check the power supply ya “all in one”
Follow these precautions to test the effectiveness of the main product.
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Reconnect the power to the back of the unit.
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Briefly press the On / Resume button () and then release it again to start the Energy Level On / Off cycle. Do not hold the side key.
Figure: Briefly press the Start / Resume button, then release.
If you hold down the “On. / Resume ”is too long, the product can be turned on and off again without restarting. In this case, press and immediately release the On button. / Resume “().
If your printer has a rechargeable printer, remove it.With the printer on, unplug the printer’s power cord.Disconnect some of the power cords from the power source.Wait 40 seconds.Connect the power cord to an electrical outlet and to the printer. Mark:Turn on the printer to perform a custom reset.
At the moment, press the On button. / Resume ”() to switch directly to the product.When the product is turned on, unplug the power cord from the back of the product.Unplug everything from the power cord.Wait at least sixteen seconds.Plug the power cord back into the outlet.
If your printer displays an error message indicating that you have the wrong ink cartridge, or the cartridge light is blinking, this indicates a bad color cartridge, or you are still prompted to remove that color cartridge.