1. Turn off the Laserjet 5550N and leave it off for a minute or two. Power the unit back on and watch the display carefully.
2. Press and hold the green 'Select' button when the memory count starts. This is the button with the checkmark on it.
3. Watch for the three LED lights to come on and remain illuminated. Release the 'Select' button.
4. Press the down arrow key when you see Select Language on the display. Press the arrow key until you see the Cold Reset option. Press the 'Select' key to verify the cold reset.
Saturday, May 30, 2015
How to Clean Inkjet Printer Rollers (4 Steps)
1. Wet a paper towel with water and squeeze out all excess moisture to leave the towel damp.
2. Fold the paper towel into fourths. Hold one of the folded edges and gently lower it to the inkjet printer's rollers from the back, as if you were putting in a piece of paper to be used to print. Apply a small amount of pressure.
3. Press the 'Paper Advance' button, or the button on your printer that feeds the paper through when there is a jam. This will pull the damp paper towel through the rollers, removing all debris and leaving them clean.
4. Repeat across the length of the rollers to ensure that they all get cleaned. Allow a few minutes to air dry.
2. Fold the paper towel into fourths. Hold one of the folded edges and gently lower it to the inkjet printer's rollers from the back, as if you were putting in a piece of paper to be used to print. Apply a small amount of pressure.
3. Press the 'Paper Advance' button, or the button on your printer that feeds the paper through when there is a jam. This will pull the damp paper towel through the rollers, removing all debris and leaving them clean.
4. Repeat across the length of the rollers to ensure that they all get cleaned. Allow a few minutes to air dry.
How to Hook Up an Aftermarket Radio to a Factory Bose
1. Disconnect the negative battery cable (or grounding cable) from the vehicle's battery. The grounding cable is the black cable that connects the battery to the frame or chassis of the vehicle. Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the cable's clamp. Remove the clamp from the negative lead post.
2. Remove the factory installed Bose stereo deck from the vehicle's dash. Removal procedures vary among vehicles. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual for specific instructions.
3. Disconnect the wiring groups at the rear of the factory stereo. The four groups of wires are for the antenna, the amplifier, the speakers and the power supply.
4. Install a faceplate adapter to the opening left vacant by the old stereo unit. The adapter will make a slot accepting of a new stereo receiver.
5. Connect the wiring from the vehicle to a wiring harness adapter. The wiring harness adapter will provide a uniform platform for connecting to an aftermarket stereo receiver.
6. Connect the wiring harness adapter leads to the new aftermarket stereo. The Bose speaker connections will attach to the wiring harness adapter at the appropriately color-coded points.
7. Slide the aftermarket radio into the slot provided by the universal faceplate adapter. Replace any paneling that may have been required for stereo installation.
8. Reconnect the grounding cable to the vehicle's battery. Place the cable's clamp around the negative lead post of the battery. Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to tighten the cable's bolt. The clamp needs to be tightened only enough to prevent the clamp from being able to be moved around the negative lead post by hand.
2. Remove the factory installed Bose stereo deck from the vehicle's dash. Removal procedures vary among vehicles. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual for specific instructions.
3. Disconnect the wiring groups at the rear of the factory stereo. The four groups of wires are for the antenna, the amplifier, the speakers and the power supply.
4. Install a faceplate adapter to the opening left vacant by the old stereo unit. The adapter will make a slot accepting of a new stereo receiver.
5. Connect the wiring from the vehicle to a wiring harness adapter. The wiring harness adapter will provide a uniform platform for connecting to an aftermarket stereo receiver.
6. Connect the wiring harness adapter leads to the new aftermarket stereo. The Bose speaker connections will attach to the wiring harness adapter at the appropriately color-coded points.
7. Slide the aftermarket radio into the slot provided by the universal faceplate adapter. Replace any paneling that may have been required for stereo installation.
8. Reconnect the grounding cable to the vehicle's battery. Place the cable's clamp around the negative lead post of the battery. Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to tighten the cable's bolt. The clamp needs to be tightened only enough to prevent the clamp from being able to be moved around the negative lead post by hand.
My Brother Printer HL
1. Use the mouse to click on your Windows start button. If you are using Windows XP, select 'Printers and Faxes' to see the installed printers. For Windows Vista, select 'Hardware and Sound,' followed by 'Printers' to view the printer status.
2. Locate the Brother HL-2140 printer. Next to the icon for the printer, you will see a message saying 'Offline' if the printer is offline or a message saying 'Ready' if the printer is ready for printing.
3. Right-click on the icon for the printer if the status is now offline. Select the option for 'Use Printer Online' to resume normal printing operations.
4. Remove and reinstall the toner cartridge if you can not change the status of the printer. When you reinstall the cartridge, make sure you hear a click when the cartridge locks into place. If the cartridge does not lock into place, you will not be able to change the printer status.
2. Locate the Brother HL-2140 printer. Next to the icon for the printer, you will see a message saying 'Offline' if the printer is offline or a message saying 'Ready' if the printer is ready for printing.
3. Right-click on the icon for the printer if the status is now offline. Select the option for 'Use Printer Online' to resume normal printing operations.
4. Remove and reinstall the toner cartridge if you can not change the status of the printer. When you reinstall the cartridge, make sure you hear a click when the cartridge locks into place. If the cartridge does not lock into place, you will not be able to change the printer status.
How to Scan to PDF Brother MFC 7820N
1. Double-click the ControlCenter2.0 icon on your Desktop or single-click it in your Programs list.
2. Double-click on the File icon; it looks like a folder. This indicates you wish to scan to file.
3. Choose the file type PDF from the drop-down menu under either the 'Software Button' tab or the 'Device Button' tab. You can also choose the location to which to save your scanned image from this tab.
4. Hit 'OK.'
2. Double-click on the File icon; it looks like a folder. This indicates you wish to scan to file.
3. Choose the file type PDF from the drop-down menu under either the 'Software Button' tab or the 'Device Button' tab. You can also choose the location to which to save your scanned image from this tab.
4. Hit 'OK.'
How to Connect an HP Printer to an Apple Laptop
1. Go to the 'Apple' menu and highlight 'Software Update' to check for printer software updates.
2. Turn on the HP printer and connect it to the laptop with the USB cable included with the printer.
3. Navigate to the 'Apple' menu in the upper left corner of the screen and select 'System Preferences.' Click on the icon for 'Print & Fax.'
4. Open the lock icon in the lower left corner of the screen by clicking on it. Enter an administrator user name and password in the on screen dialog window.
5. Press the plus icon below the 'Printers' menu on the left side of the screen.
6. Select the HP printer from the 'Printer Name' list. Press 'Add.'
2. Turn on the HP printer and connect it to the laptop with the USB cable included with the printer.
3. Navigate to the 'Apple' menu in the upper left corner of the screen and select 'System Preferences.' Click on the icon for 'Print & Fax.'
4. Open the lock icon in the lower left corner of the screen by clicking on it. Enter an administrator user name and password in the on screen dialog window.
5. Press the plus icon below the 'Printers' menu on the left side of the screen.
6. Select the HP printer from the 'Printer Name' list. Press 'Add.'
How to Set a Printer for Iron
1. Choose the setting in your printer's dialog box that will reverse an image. It is usually called 'Mirror,' 'Flip,' or 'Reverse.' Some printers have setting options that specifically say 'T-shirt Transfer Sheet' or 'Back Print Film' as well. Choosing one of these options will ensure that when you iron the design onto the T-shirt the image, including any text, will not appear backwards.
2. Test your image by printing it on a plain piece of paper to make sure the image looks how you want it.
3. Set the printer settings to the highest dpi (dots per inch) that it is capable of creating. This will create a more color-saturated print.
4. Choose the paper settings available for your printer designed for transfer paper. Some printers will have a specific 'T-shirt Transfer' option, so if that choice is available select it. If it is not, then choose either 'High Quality Glossy Paper' or 'Special Coated Paper' in the printer's dialog box. You are now ready to print on your iron-on transfer paper.
2. Test your image by printing it on a plain piece of paper to make sure the image looks how you want it.
3. Set the printer settings to the highest dpi (dots per inch) that it is capable of creating. This will create a more color-saturated print.
4. Choose the paper settings available for your printer designed for transfer paper. Some printers will have a specific 'T-shirt Transfer' option, so if that choice is available select it. If it is not, then choose either 'High Quality Glossy Paper' or 'Special Coated Paper' in the printer's dialog box. You are now ready to print on your iron-on transfer paper.
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