HP 120 Color Copier User Manual

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Chapter 6—Troubleshoot your unit

HP Color Copier

HP Color Copier will not turn

on.

• Did you check the connection to the unit?

- Make sure the power cord is firmly connected to

both the unit and the power adapter. Plug the

power cord into a grounded power outlet, surge

protector, or power strip.

- If you are using a power strip, make sure the

power strip is on. Or, try plugging the unit

directly into the power outlet.

- Test the power outlet to make sure it is working.
- If you have plugged the unit into a switched

outlet, make sure the switch is on.

• Did you press ON too quickly? The unit may not

respond if you press ON too quickly. Press the ON

button slowly.

CAUTION: If the unit still does not turn on, it may

have a mechanical failure. Unplug the unit from the

power outlet and contact HP.

Ink is not filling the text or

graphics completely.

• Is the paper type set correctly? When using special

papers, make sure you select the corresponding

paper-type settings.

• Do the print cartridges need to be cleaned or

replaced? Print a Self-Test Report to check the

status of the print cartridges. If you notice missing

lines or gaps in the patterns, clean the cartridges. If

the problem persists, you may need to replace your

print cartridges.

Nothing happens when you try

to copy.

• Is the unit on? Look at the front-panel display (if the

display is blank, the unit is off), or check for green

lights on the front panel. Check the connections.

• Is your original fully inserted into the ADF? When

you place your original into the automatic

document feeder, the front-panel display shows

“Original Loaded.” If this message does not appear,

remove your original and reinsert it.

• Are you copying several pages or documents? You

must wait until the unit completes the current copy

before starting a new copy.

• Did you load the correct paper type in the input

tray? Do not use the unit to copy onto envelopes.

• Is there a paper jam? Clear the jam. For more

information, see “Clear a paper jam.”

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