The Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 1100 is a
black-and-white laser printer that can print up to eight pages per minute on
the fastest setting. The 1100 has a maximum output resolution of 600 dots per
inch. The capacity of the paper input bin is up to 125 sheets of regular paper.
Diagnosing the cause of a problem when it occurs is the first step toward resolving
the issue. Complete all of the troubleshooting steps to solve the problem after
the cause of the issue has been established.
Instructions
Press and release the "Go" button on the
printer control panel to print a self-test page; this test verifies the
printer is working correctly and that the toner is correctly installed.
Plug the data cable securely into the port on the
computer if the printer is not responding to print commands (an unsecure
connection will prevent the computer from successfully communicating
with the printer).
Send a print job from any document- or-image-manipulation
program to verify that the software connection from the computer to the printer
is functioning correctly.
Pull paper directly out from the input tray if
there is a paper jam. Pull outbound paper out from the output port if it is
jammed there.
Replace the toner cartridge if
documents are faded or streaked with horizontal lines. These print-quality
problems indicate that the toner is almost empty in the HP 1100.
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