Has anyone else out there had trouble with paper feed on an HP 3210 Photosmart - Which isn't very smart.?
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Call for hp support.  Why you don't use hp multipurpose?  It would be better.
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I had a similiar problem on our POS printer.  I had to sign up at Epson's website and download the drivers for it:\n\nhttp://pos.epson.com/developers/index.htm
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There is a page on the net that troubleshoots problems on the HP.  If you have Officejet V40 (I have that), then open the front lift up panel and you will see some rollers down near the bottom.  Very carefully use some rubbing alcohol on soft cloth and clean the rollers.   That should stop the line from appearing.  It is just dirt on the rollers.\n\nGood Luck\n\nhttp://www.hp.com   (should be troubleshoot on the left)
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Take the paper out and turn your printer off and then turn it back on, mine does the same thing
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Do you have a new HP? \n\nThe new HPs are notorious for under-filling cartridges.   I would recommend trying a re-manufactured cartridge.  You can pick one up  from any place that sell cartridges. The majority of them will be old HP bodies, so there shouldn't be any risk to the printer, provided the print head is not integrated.  Chances are that you are going to get more ink for less money.   Although from time to time there is a loss of quality.  Just ask if if there is a satisfaction guarantee.   You can also look for a placed that runs a rebate recycling program.   I know that Staples here is giving $3 off if you bring in an empty cartridge.
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There is a common problem when you get a constant jam condition, or paper won't feed in correctly after a bad jam was removed, or even when the printer or your computer thinks that the paper has not been correctly loaded. You stated that you have recently had a bad paper jam that you had to remove out of your printer. If you had to actually pull that jam out forcefully, especially towards the rear of the printer, in the backwards direction, then its possible that a part was unhooked/unseated, or even damaged. When paper is pulled to the rear/backwards with force, it can unseats the arm on the "Paper Jam Sensor Assy", resulting in a constant jam condition and no paper feeding in at all. Normally, as paper passes thru the printer, it causes a black plastic arm [with a spring attached] to be pushed forward out of the "Paper Jam Sensor". As the trail edge of the paper leaves the plastic arm, the spring causes the plastic arm to be pulled back into its normal position [into that sensor assembly]. When the arm does not correctly return, the sensor is not activated and the printer thinks there is a paper jam [even though you can not see any paper in the paper path], or does not correctly feed-in the paper, because the sensor is not correctly actuated. Of course I have no way to really know whats wrong with your printer, or even if this is your problem but you have to start some place and I've seen this happen many times. Because of the disassembly and troubleshooting involved, you will need a Service Manual to use for reference in disassembly and troubleshooting. You have to realize that your printer does not actually have the ability to see any paper in your printer. It depends on electrical signals transmitted thru sensors, to determine if there is a jam or if the paper is out.
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Try unplugging it from the wall, this will reset all errors.  If it still says the message, try opening up different areas too reseting the message.  Dell aka Lexmark has had many problems such as this one and depending how old it is trash it if can't fix problem.  The cost of fixing will be too much, buy a epson or hp.  good luck!
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I had that problem when I scanned a bunch of PDF files (15 pictures) and saved it under one file name.  But when I scanned and named each individually and attached all 15 it went with no problem.
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It could be a number of things.  \n\nFirst off make sure that you are not printing in draft mode.\n\nSecondly,  are you using a number 94 black cartridge or a 99 photo?   The photo cartridge will result in a lighter print for things like text.\n\nThe third problem could be that HP is known to be a little cheeky, from time to time they use the colour cartridge to darken the black.   Are both cartridge performing well?\nRu a print head cleaning (the process should be outlined in your manual)  if the diagnostic page looks good then that isn't your problem.\n\nFinally if you are using a refilled or third party cartridge, that is your problem right there.
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Hello. I recently purchased an HP 3600n Color Laser* from Office Depot to replace 2 of my three printers. To date I am very happy with the results. It did not completely replace my HP G85, since it is also my primary fax machine. It did however replace my Lexmark 4039 10Plus and all primary color printing. It still leaves me with an OkiData 390 to print labels. I use the 5000 box of continious feed labels, so at the moment there is nothing I can do about replacing it. Between my two companies, the wifes eBay and the three kids printing daily, we print a case of paper a month (5000 sheets).\nI would have loved to have purchased an all-in-one color laser but all things consided I am very happy.\nOne thing that swayed me to the HP, in that price range, was it came with a print server built in.\n\nI hope this helpped.
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Make sure margin is set to paper size,check printer paper settings make sure there not set to a thicker paper then your useing.Mine has a adjustment lever in front by paper exit to also adjust for real thick items,check and see.Hope this helps.If not contact the canon.com
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My suggestion is when you select the print button and the box opens choose Preferences and see if the settings are right for the paper you are using.   Perhaps the setting is for 5x6 card instead of a full size paper.  Things do happen.  \nE
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All my HP Printers mess up, i don't like them
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We had a HP pc many years ago - I'd never trust them again (But there printers are absolutely exceptional quality).\n\nOur HP used a OEM operating system. This meant that it was a customised version of windows which of course meant that they also installed their own custom software etc. At bootup the system resources would normally be 45% available - Very low. It would crash every 30 - 60 minutes and wasn't really very stable at all.\n\nHP's tech support (UK - Some scottish guy called Alan) was very hard to deal with too. Not only did he refuse to beleive what I told him it said on my screen, but when the PC-World technician spoke to him he had the same attitude-packed response too. Basically once they have sold you their HP Pc, they don't want to know, they don't care and they don't want to even see the machine again.\n\nAt 11 months old, that PC went back to PC world (after 3 motherboard replacements, 2 different lots of ram, new processor etc etc). They refunded it and sent it back to HP (I wish I could of seen Alan's face when he saw what was wrong with it).\n\nOur experience with HP was not a good one at all. They don't beleive that anything can go wrong with their PC's and they don't beleive that they are anything but perfect. Their customer service was appalling along with very unhelpful.\n\nI will neer touch another HP pc again. As I said though, their printers are perfect in every way - robust, very little ink usage, pretty quick etc (unlike Epson).\n\nIf you want to buy a good brand-name PC, then I would recommend Packard Bell. We had one of those after the HP, and to be honest it was almost faultless. Eventually the motherboard (after a good 5 years of solid use) died but it was a great machine which operated almost flawlessly.\n\nJ
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check canon hp and epson...
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I had this problem at work.  It was the printer driver.  Make sure you have the latest compatible driver set up your computer.  That's about all I can tell you.\n\nIf this is at work, contact your administrator.
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hi...if you are using win2k or win xp just go to control panel and choose printer and fax category ( make sure you are in classic view or if not switch it to classic view")\n\nMake sure that your HP printer is your default printer (have a black check mark on it.)\n\nCancel all documents that is still on pending and after that connect your printer device. Make sure the software is properly installed and cables are properly or securely in place. \n\nIf that didnt work then might as well unistall your software and install it back in. Follow the steps that is indicated in your HP usermanual.\n\nhope that helps..