26-02-2014, 12:20 PM
It's possible that the power on button or the cable that connects it to the processor has failed. If you can either short out the pins of the button or the equivalent pins where it connects to the processor board.
I've had a succession of Epson printers all of which have failed with either clogged heads or the waste tray was full and couldn't be recovered. I now have a Canon which, touch wood, has been fairly reliable so far.
I also have a networked laser printer which is more reliable than any of the inkjet printers. It just prints when asked to and only complains when it's out of paper or toner.
Keith
I've had a succession of Epson printers all of which have failed with either clogged heads or the waste tray was full and couldn't be recovered. I now have a Canon which, touch wood, has been fairly reliable so far.
I also have a networked laser printer which is more reliable than any of the inkjet printers. It just prints when asked to and only complains when it's out of paper or toner.
Keith
