How do I fix the printhead error on my Lexmark printer?

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How do I fix the printhead error on my Lexmark printer?

NOTE: Please read these steps thoroughly first, then perform the steps. Go to “Replace Printhead” in the menu on the printer….For all other models:

  1. Press Wrench (setup/tool) button.
  2. Scroll to “Maintenance Menu”.
  3. Check “OK”
  4. Scroll to “Replace Printhead”.
  5. Check “OK”

Why is my Lexmark printer not printing black?

A Lexmark printer’s black ink cartridge may get clogged or dried out if exposed to air or left unused for a long period of time. If the cleaning does not work, Lexmark recommends that you remove the clogged ink cartridge and clean the nozzles manually.

Can I clean a printhead with alcohol?

Determine from the owner’s manual where the print head is located. Remove the ink cartridge from your printer and then dip a cotton swab in hot water or isopropyl alcohol and rub it against the print head. This should loosen any crusted ink.

What is Lexmark pro915 all-in-one?

The Lexmark Pro915 All-in-One, with its intuitive design and optional second drawer, offers the flexibility you need to be efficient and productive in one easy-to use package. Enhance efficiency and productivity with easy-to-download time-saving applications, including Scan to Network, Scan to Email and Scan to PDF.

Why am I getting printhead error messages on Lexmark devices?

If you are having print quality issues or are experiencing printhead error messages, you may have been impacted from a printhead problem affecting a limited number of Lexmark devices. IMPORTANT!

How do I replace the printhead on my printer?

Press Wrench (setup/tool) button. Scroll to ” Maintenance Menu “. Scroll to ” Replace Printhead “. Open the printer and lift the latch. Note: You will need to press or squeeze the front part of the carrier to release the latch. Your printer may not look exactly like the image above, but the printhead removal steps should be similar.

What should I do if my printhead is not working?

Firmly re-insert the Printhead, and then close the latch until it clicks. Note: Make sure you press down and back on the Printhead after you have latched it in to make certain that it is tight. Lower the latch and close the cover. NOTE: If removing and reinserting the printhead does not resolve the error, then proceed to option 2.