Solution 1:
- Press and hold the Stop/reset button for 5-10 sec then release.
Solution 2:
- Clean the electrical contacts on the chip of the cartridge.
Solution 3:
- Replace the faulty cartirdge.
Solution 1:
Solution 2:
Solution 3:
MAJ11/06/17 Error B200 means the printhead voltage or temperature is not normal. The Printhead could be defective.... but first, try these solutions below: Solution 1 : Disconnect the power cable from the printer. Wait 1 hour. Connect the power cable Solution 2 : Check and Clean Head contact pin condition of the carriage unit Check Cable connection especially the carriage FFC Solution 3 : Turn off the power Open the panel Turn on the power Wait for print carriage to start moving to the left. Let it go past half way Before print carriage reaches left hand side shut the cover. Leave the Printer turned on Solution 4 : Unplug the power cable. Open the printer Push the whole print head mechanic to the center While the printer still open, plug the power and turn it ON. When the printhead still moving and is going to the very LEFT, close the cover. Wait until its boot up. Solution 4a: Take out all of the ink cartridges Lift up the gr
Comments
Have you replaced the cartridges ?
When I removed the ink tanks in response to this code, found that there was an accumulation of ink on the contacts in the print cartridge, which I assume was short circuiting the chip reader. When I cleaned out this ink using 3 or 4 cotton tips, the error message stopped.
I did the same. Worked like a charm. Thank you
When I removed the ink tanks in response to this code, found that there was an accumulation of ink on the contacts in the print cartridge, which I assume was short circuiting the chip reader. When I cleaned out this ink using 3 or 4 cotton tips, the error message stopped.
I did as you said. It worked. Thanks a lot.