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  • ETHarting
    Technician
    • May 2014
    • 18
    #1

    [Error Code] "Please Wait. Checking Printer..." HPCLJM575

    Coworker was here prior to me and mentioned if the issue returns to replace the Formatter.

    I replaced the Formatter and saw the Yellow Cartridge was low. I replaced the Cartridge.

    Still unable to clear the "Please wait. Checking Printer..." message the initial call was for.


    I've read through Google someone had success replacing the Cyan cartridge.


    I currently reinstalled the initial Formatter and am in the process of re-initializing it as I haven't been moving the HDD on the Formatters.


    Any ideas, thoughts, suggestions?
    Tags: cartridge, formatter, initial, printer
    • mga
      Copier Technician

      Site Contributor
      1,000+ Posts
      • Dec 2010
      • 1393
      #2
      Re: "Please Wait. Checking Printer..." HPCLJM575

      Originally posted by ETHarting
      Coworker was here prior to me and mentioned if the issue returns to replace the Formatter.

      I replaced the Formatter and saw the Yellow Cartridge was low. I replaced the Cartridge.

      Still unable to clear the "Please wait. Checking Printer..." message the initial call was for.


      I've read through Google someone had success replacing the Cyan cartridge.


      I currently reinstalled the initial Formatter and am in the process of re-initializing it as I haven't been moving the HDD on the Formatters.


      Any ideas, thoughts, suggestions?
      Any please wait I've had has always been hdd then reinstalling firmware
      Regards Mark

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        • ETHarting
          Technician
          • May 2014
          • 18
          #3
          Re: "Please Wait. Checking Printer..." HPCLJM575

          Originally posted by mga
          Any please wait I've had has always been hdd then reinstalling firmware

          Sadly I don't believe that is the case here as the new Formatter that was ordered had an HDD on it. I had to erase the HDD and load firmware just to get the machine to boot.


          The Yellow exclamation triangle is over he Copy button on the panel. I am questioning if that is to indicate a different board.

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            • mga
              Copier Technician

              Site Contributor
              1,000+ Posts
              • Dec 2010
              • 1393
              #4
              Re: "Please Wait. Checking Printer..." HPCLJM575

              Originally posted by ETHarting
              Sadly I don't believe that is the case here as the new Formatter that was ordered had an HDD on it. I had to erase the HDD and load firmware just to get the machine to boot.


              The Yellow exclamation triangle is over he Copy button on the panel. I am questioning if that is to indicate a different board.
              I didn't think the hdd came with formatter
              Regards Mark

              FOR TRADE AND END USER SERVICE CALLS PLEASE VISIT WEB SITE FOR CONTACT DETAILS. COVERING GREATER LONDON {UK} AND ALL SURROUNDING COUNTIES.

              RICOH, CANON, KYOCERA, KONICA, SHARP, HP/SAMSUNG BROTHER, LEXMARK.

              https://copierservices.simdif.com

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                • slimslob
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                  25,000+ Posts
                  • May 2013
                  • 35061
                  #5
                  Re: "Please Wait. Checking Printer..." HPCLJM575

                  SNMP can sometimes cause a printer to appear to be "Off Line" if the printer does not respond to a status request in a timely fashion. Can the SNMP setting in the port settings of the driver then power cycle the printer and the computer.

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