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Jeenie

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Jeenie

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April 13th, 2008 06:00

Reset 1700n

There are several messages on this forum with instructions for resetting a 1700n printer to factory defaults.  The instructions are to power off the printer and disconnect the ethernet cable, hold the "continue" and "cancel" buttons down while turning the printer on and keep them held down until the only light remaining is the error light, then turn the printer off and close the front cover.  I have tried this a zillion times with as many variations as I could invent.  The printer does not reset and when it is turned back on, it has the Paper Jam light light with the Continue light, indicating a network error.  Any other ideas?

Thanks

  • Jeenie

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    Posted April 13th, 2008 18:00

    solved.  saw a post by Chris Beck, pasted below.  Fixed the problem. 

    Yeah!

    • Is the cartridge carrier moving to the centre when the printer is powered on ?
    • If no. the problem could be related to encoder strip
    • Try the steps listed below.
    • You need either a Post card, Envelope.
    • Place the Envelope / post-card vertically on the right side in the feed path and push it as far down as it goes.
    • Move the  Envelope / post-card from left to right and right to left and if there is resistance at any point try moving the  Envelope / post-card up and down.
    • The above procedure helps clear the paper path.
    • If you do not have an  Envelope / post-card hand you can try the above procedure by folding a sheet of paper into three parts. the idea is to use a thick sheet to clear the feed path of foreign objects or debris.
    • After completing the procedure rebrick the printer.

     

  • llynster

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    Posted April 14th, 2008 01:00

    Very interesting..... the 1700n does not have an encoder strip.
  • cakecop

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    Posted August 12th, 2008 14:00

    I had the paper jam problem with a  1700n. 

     

    The method I used to reset to factory default settings is:

     

    1) Open web browser

    2) Enter web address of printer http://XXX.XXX.XXX

    3) Click on Printer Settings

    4) Click on Reset Print Server

     

    -Dave