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Data Light is
blinking
Printer is in Manual Feed
mode.
Make sure that the correct paper is loaded. Then,
press and release the Control Panel Button to
print.
Error Light
remains on
Printer is out of paper.
Printer’s EP door is open.
Printer has a paper jam.
Toner Cartridge is either
missing or not installed
correctly.
Add paper.
Close the door.
Clear the jam and resume printing.
Install a cartridge, being careful to position it
correctly.
NOTE: The HP LaserJet 6L Pro has no
mechanism for detecting the presence of a Toner
Cartridge. If the Toner Cartridge is missing, the
Error Light will remain off. Printing without a Toner
Cartridge installed may cause a paper jam.
If the Error Light remains lit after checking for
these problems, and there’s no paper jam,
disconnect the power for 10 seconds, then
reconnect to the power source. If, after taking
these actions, the light remains on, refer to
Chapter 7, “Troubleshooting.”
Error Light is
blinking
The page may have too
much data or may be too
complex for the printer’s
memory capacity.
Press and release the Control Panel Button to
continue printing. There may be some data loss
on the page.
Hint: To avoid this in the future:
1. See your printer driver help for more
suggestions regarding printer memory usage.
2. Reduce resolution to 300 dpi with your
software.
3. Install additional printer memory. (See Chapter
6 for information on installing additional memory.)
All lights remain
on
Printer is indicating either
an internal problem or a
fatal error.
1. If you have added an additional memory card,
try removing it.
2. Disconnect the power for 10 seconds, then
reconnect it.
3. If all of the lights come on steadily again, try
disconnecting the power for 15 minutes.
If this error remains after completing the tasks
above, see Chapter 7, “Troubleshooting.”
All lights are
blinking
Printer is initializing or
resetting (6L Pro)
Memory card may be
slower than 70 nsec
(5L/6L)
No action is necessary.
See Chapter 7, “Troubleshooting.”
Table 3-1 Indicator Lights (Continued) (2 of 2)
When this indicator: Looks
like this:
It means this: Do this:
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