The printer can not print, how to fix it

There are several possibilities that may cause the printer can not print. You can begin to examine the following:

Check printer connection to the electricity grid. Make sure the printer power cable has been plugged into the connector (outlet) power perfectly.

Make sure the switch is "on-off" button switches the printer or printers in a position "on". Problems caused by lack of power to the printer is usually characterized by not turn on the LED (indicator light) from the printer, for printers using LED for power indicator. For this type of printer that there is no indicator or LED lights its like Canon BJC 1000, S100, S200, bjc2000sp, 2100sp (make sure the power cord is plugged in the printer there is movement of stepper motors that move the head to the left and right active or motion, if not moving at all is usually damage to the power supply. But if it is checked in a nice power supply and a USB interface cable when its plugged into the computer and the printer detected a problem in mainboardnya means.

Check the printer data cable connection, whether it is connected to parallel port / USB port on the computer correctly.

Try to use other printer data cable as an experiment. There has been cases caused by breaking one or soderan copper wires from one cable there is a cracked and no longer connected to the data from the computer can not get to the printer. 

If you use the operating system Microsoft ® Windows ®, and you use a printer connected to the parallel port on your computer, try running the following command in bold in MSDOS ® Prompt window: C:> dir>> LPT1. The purpose of these commands is to skew the results look "dir" command (command for penampilkan list the contents of a directory) than they should to the monitor, but transferred to a computer parallel port.

Make sure you have to install a driver for the printer correctly and there is no conflict with other printers.Make sure you have selected the right driver for the printer that you use in printMake sure you have selected the appropriate port for your printer. Check this option via the menu Poperties printer.

Try using a standard text editor application for your operating system to print something (eg notepad). If the application you can print a text editor, then most likely the fault is not on your printer.

Try to change your printer settings to "Default Printer" or try to reinstall the drivers for your printer with other printer name and change the new installation as "Default Printer".

Make sure you have adequate disk space. Sometimes if the buffer is not enough then the data can not be sent to the printer perfectly.

Try to change the setting "spooler" to your printer through the printer properties menu. Features "spooler" is used for the purpose so you will be able to run the application when done printing the document.

Check whether there are resource conflicts with the port used by your printer.
Use the help of "hardware troubleshooter" in case of conflict. This case may also be caused by your computer port is problematic. To find out, if the above steps you have done but did not find a "bright spot", try to move your printer port connection to another port (eg USB1 to USB3) or try your printer on another computer.