• Ensure the printer is plugged in and the power switch is on.
• Check if the power cable is loose or damaged.
• Try using a different power outlet to rule out electrical issues.

• Make sure the printer is within range of the Wi-Fi router.
• Double-check that you’ve entered the correct Wi-Fi password.
• Restart both the printer and the router.
• Confirm that your printer supports your network’s frequency (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz).

• Ensure there is enough paper, ink, or toner.
• Check for paper jams and clear them if necessary.
• Verify that the printer is set as the default printer in your computer settings.
• Restart both the printer and your computer.

If your printer isn’t printing, try the following troubleshooting steps:

• Check the connection between your printer and computer.
• If using WiFi, ensure the WiFi light is solid (blinking indicates a connection issue—reconfigure if needed).
• Make sure there’s no paper jam and that the paper tray has paper.
• Clear the print queue and restart the printer.
• Reinstall the printer drivers.
• If the issue persists, contact the product manufacturer.

• Use the correct type of paper recommended for your printer.
• Check and replace low ink or toner.
• Clean the print heads using the printer’s maintenance tools.
• Adjust print quality settings in the printer preferences.

• Ensure the cartridges are properly installed and not empty.
• Run a print head cleaning cycle to remove any clogs.
• Make sure you are printing the correct document.

• Turn off the printer and carefully remove the jammed paper.
• Avoid tearing the paper while removing it.
• Check all paper paths, trays, and rear access panels for remaining bits of paper.

• Enable Draft Mode for faster printing (if high quality isn’t required).
• Reduce the number of images or graphics in your document.
• Check if Quiet Mode is enabled, as it slows printing to reduce noise.

• Ensure both the printer and computer are on the same network.
• Update or reinstall the printer driver.
• Try using a USB connection to check if the issue is related to wireless settings.

• Make sure the paper type and settings match your printer’s requirements.
• Clean the printer rollers to prevent ink smudging.
• Allow printed pages to dry before handling them.