hp photosmart 1315 color printer

printer problems (continued)

Problem

Possible cause

Solution

The printer will not

The printer may have

Disconnect the printer from the power cord for

turn on.

drawn too much power.

approximately 10 seconds. Reconnect the

 

 

power cord and press the Power button to

 

 

turn on the printer.

 

 

 

 

The printer is plugged into

Turn on the power strip.

 

a power strip and the

 

 

power strip is turned off.

 

 

 

 

The Power light is

The printer may be

Be patient. The printer needs some time to

blinking (green).

processing information.

finish processing the information.

 

 

 

The Power light is

The printer needs

Read the printer LCD for instructions.

blinking (amber).

attention.

 

 

 

 

The Power light is

A fatal error has occurred.

1 Unplug the printer’s power cord, wait

blinking (red).

 

one minute, then plug it in again.

 

 

2 If this doesn’t work, call HP Services and

 

 

Support. See the Services and Support

 

 

booklet that came with your printer for a

 

 

list of contact numbers.

 

 

 

Paper falls to the floor

The OUT tray extension

Gently pull out the OUT tray extension. When

after printing.

may not be pulled out.

your print job finishes, push the OUT tray

 

 

extension back into its storage slot.

 

 

 

The connection

There is a connection or

Click the connection icon, then click Connect

icon appears

communication problem

in the dialog box. If there is still a connection

in the taskbar.

between the printer and

problem, check that the connection cable is

(Windows PC only)

the computer.

securely attached both to the computer and to

 

 

the printer.

 

 

 

The printer cannot

Your memory card

Set your camera to save the file types the

recognize the file on

contains file types the

printer supports. See “specifications” on

the memory card.

printer cannot read.

page 64 for a list of supported file types, and

 

 

see your camera’s documentation for

 

 

instructions on setting your camera to save

 

 

specific file types.

 

 

 

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