how to resolve "unable to read cartridge data?" for HP laserJet P1106 model

[ShreyasG]

when i turn on my printer, it reboots itself with error LED indicator flashing. Once it gets rebooted by itself it shall be able to print documents. how do i solve this issue

[Dragon-Fur]

@ShreyasG

Looks like it might be the "Supply Memory" error mentioned in the Troubleshooting document:

A Supplies Error Code or Message Displays on the Printer Control Panel

Examples / partical excerpt:

10.0004 Supply error or 10.1004 Supply memory error	There is a communication failure with the imaging drum.	Turn the printer off and then on. If the error persists, replace the imaging drum. If the error still persists, contact HP.
10.000X Supply memory error or 10.100X Supply memory error	There is a communication failure with one of the cartridges. The "X" indicates which cartridge: 0=black, 1=cyan, 2=magenta, 3=yellow.	Turn the printer off and then on. Remove and reinstall the cartridge(s). If the error persists, replace the cartridge(s). If the error still persists, contact HP.

Reference

Printer Homepage – “Things that are your printer”

Drivers and Software, Videos, How-to, Troubleshooting, Manuals, Product Information, and more

HP LaserJet Pro P1106/P1108 Printer series

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[ShreyasG]

New drum has been installed but no positive response from printer

[Alex-TATS]

Hi ShreyasG,

If all of the above have failed, try resetting the printer and upgrading its firmware to the latest one.

If this also fails, then the toner cartridge chip reader has gone faulty and needs replacing.

I hope this may help,

Cheers!

[ShreyasG]

How do I reset my printer and upgrade firmware. Please help me out with this. Waiting for your positive response.

[Alex-TATS]

To upgrade the firmware, simply download the .exe file and run it. You need to have your printer connected to your PC:

https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/closure/hp-laserjet-pro-p1106-p1108-printer-series/...

I am not authorised to tell you how to NRAM it (reset). Perhaps a HP employee may send this info for you via a PM.