HP Officejet 350 All-in-One Printer - Manual (Page 191)



And requires this action: Has this meaning: This message:
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Clear fax jam The document you loaded for
faxing was either loaded
improperly or jammed while
being scanned. If the document is not jammed,
remove it and reload it.
If the document is jammed,
open the top of the front panel
(pull the top ledge toward you)
and remove the document. (See
the illustration for the previous
message.) Close the front panel
by pressing it down firmly until
it snaps into place. Reload the
document.
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Load pen No print cartridge is loaded in
the HP OfficeJet. Load a print cartridge using the
instructions in "Changing the
Print Cartridge" later in this
chapter.
Note: If you get this message
after recently installing a print
cartridge, try removing it and
reloading it. Make sure you have
removed both pieces of tape
from the print cartridge and there
is no excessive adhesive left on
the side of the cartridge. Also,
make sure you have pushed the
print cartridge fully forward in
the carriage.
Out of ink
Replace pen The print cartridge in the HP
OfficeJet is out of ink.
If you have the Backup
Reception feature turned on in
the menu (On is the factory
setting), your incoming faxes
will be stored in memory until
you replace the print cartridge.
You can continue to print from
your PC for a while, but your
print quality may suffer and,
eventually, you will get blank
pages.
Replace the print cartridge as
soon as possible using the
instructions in "Changing the
Print Cartridge" later in this
chapter.
If the memory fills to capacity
before you replace the print
cartridge, the HP OfficeJet won't
be able to receive faxes and the
"Fax reception disabled"
message will be displayed,
alternately, with this message.
Note: If you get this message
after recently installing a print
cartridge, try removing it and
reloading it. Make sure that you
have removed both pieces of tape
from the print cartridge. And
make sure you have pushed the
print cartridge fully forward in
the carriage.