HP Color LaserJet 5500 Printer series User Manual
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Control panel message
Description
Recommended action
REINSTALL
CARTRIDGE
For help press
The cartridge is not fully seated.
1.
Press
for detailed information.
2.
Follow the instructions on the display to
reinstall the cartridge.
3.
Press
and
to step through the
instructions.
4.
To exit help, press .
REINSTALL SUPPLIES
alternates with
For status press
One or more cartridges are not fully
seated.
1.
Press
to display which cartridges are not
fully seated.
2.
Follow the instructions on the display to
reinstall the cartridge(s).
3.
Press
and
to step through the
instructions.
4.
To exit help, press .
REMOVE ALL
PRINT CARTRIDGES
To exit press
Cancel Job key
The printer is executing a Component
Test and the component selected is
Belt Only.
Remove all print cartridges.
After diagnostics are complete, reinstall all print
cartridges.
REMOVE AT LEAST 1
PRINT CARTRIDGE
To exit press
Cancel Job key
The printer is executing a Disable
Cartridge Check or Component Test
where the component selected is
CARTRIDGE MOTOR.
Remove one print cartridge.
After the test is complete, reinstall the print
cartridge.
REPLACE
CARTRIDGE
For help press
The identified print cartridge has
reached the end of life. Printing will
not continue until the cartridge is
replaced.
1.
Press
for help.
2.
Follow the instructions on the display to
locate and install the missing or incorrectly
installed print cartridge.
3.
Press
and
to step through the
instructions.
4.
To exit help, press .
Supplies ordering information is also available
from the embedded Web server. See
the embedded Web server
for more
information.
REPLACE FUSER KIT
For help press
The fuser kit is at end of life.
1.
Press
for help.
2.
Follow the instructions on the display to
locate and install the fuser kit.
3.
Answer Yes to the question, Is this a new
fuser kit?
4.
Press
and
to step through the
instructions.
5.
To exit help, press .
Supplies ordering information is also available
from the embedded Web server. See
the embedded Web server
for more
information.
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