Nozzle configuration: Black: 320, Color: 512 x 2 (C, M), 256 (Y) Total Nozzles: 1600 Paper handling (standard): Letter, legal, 4" x 6", 5" x 7", U.S. Print cartridges: BCI-3e black ink tank, BCI-6C cyan ink tank, BCI-6M magenta ink tank, BCI-6Y yellow ink tank Print resolution: 600 x 600 dpi black, 4800 x 1200 dpi color 4 seconds/page) 4" x 6" Borderless Color Photo: approx.
#Pixma ip3000 printer no power light how to#
Again, appreciate the help because if you hadn’t told me how to reset the networks originally, I wouldn’t have been able to get to the final conclusion.Up to 22 ppm black, 15 ppm color 4-by-6-inch photo in about 36 secondsīuilt-in 2-sided printing 4 individual ink tanks I had actually thought that something else might be wrong and had gone out and purchased a new printer but fortunately I did one last check before I opened it and I got everything working. With the help of Google Wi-Fi tech service, that made sense to me so I had to figure out a way to get the new network into the connection. What I think happened is that when I added the Google Wi-Fi, even though I deleted the other network from my router modem combo, it kept remembering the old network. I tried it again and it never found it so I put it in manually with the IP address I knew it should have. First time it found it right away but still didn’t work. I tried to remove and reinstall the printer. Before I got your response, I did get some of that info from the HP website but nothing was working. I’m glad to know HP monitors the forums as it’s helpful. I am a bit of a bulldog when it gets to something that doesn’t make sense to me. Keep me posted for further to HP Support Forums. The steps mentioned in "Mac" from this HP document should help. If the issue persists then you may connect the printer via USB for the time being and then convert the USB connection into a wireless connection.
Once the printer connects to the wireless network, the blue Wireless light on the control panel turns on solid. If you do not know your network password, go to Find Your Wireless WEP, WPA, WPA2 Password. Type the WEP or WPA key (network password), and then touch Done. NOTE: Type the exact network name, including any uppercase and lowercase letters. If your wireless network does not display in the list of wireless networks, touch Enter New Network Name, and then type the name of your wireless network. The printer searches for available networks. Touch Restore Network Defaults or Restore Network Settings, and then touch Yes to confirm your selection.Īfter the default network settings are restored, touch the back arrow, touch Wireless Settings, and then touch Wireless Setup Wizard. Please perform the following steps on the printer's front panel screen:įrom the home screen of your printer control panel, touch the Wireless icon. If the printer doesn’t power ON then please manually power it ON. Reconnect the power cable to print and the printer should power ON by itself.The printer should be directly connected to the wall outlet and not to a surge protector.Press and hold the printer’s power button for 15 seconds.Disconnect any other cables if connected the printer.Disconnect the power cable from the printer while the printer is still ON.I recommend you to perform the following steps to isolate the issue and arrive at a fix: Not to worry, I'll be glad to assist you with this case. The wireless blue light is off and the test page says that everything is ok. I understand that you have an HP Photosmart 5520 e-All-in-One Printer and the wireless connection does not work on it. Let me take a moment to thank you for posting on the HP Support Forums.
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