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Old 22-07-2003, 5:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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My printer is knackered....any idea's?

HP Deskjet 940c.

The error light is flashing constantly and it just won't print at all. If i press the button, it feeds a sheet of paper through and then appears to pull it back a little.

When i open the cover, the ink cartridges don't go into the centre as they should.

I have uninstalled and re-installed but no joy

Any ideas?
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Old 22-07-2003, 5:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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buy a new one ?

get the Hp 7550. Argos had it for £150 in their sale. Its an amzing printer..
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I have a spare one in the loft which i may have to get down, but it's not as good as the 940c

Thing is it was working perfectly a few days ago........grrr
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Thing is it was working perfectly a few days ago........grrr
So do most things that break down suddenly
 
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Try unplugging from the mains and leave for a couple of hours. Then re-connect.
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I have an Epson and if the lever for the pressure gets move it starts throwing a wobbler. If you have one move it to an other position, not saying it will help but it is worth a try.
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Think this should be in the computer forum.
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