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11-07-2017 01:46 PM
Dear all
I have bought a printer and it worked without a problem until the end of the warranty.
Now when I turn on the printer in the 80% of the time I have the printer stucked with an information on the display: "wait image".
And I cannot move from this state until I unplug the power.
Considering that the warranty of the item is expired, I would like to avoid the assistence center because the cost of the operation is equal to the cost of a new printer.
I don't know exatly the root causse of the problem, but first of all I would like refresh the current firmware of the printer.
On the HP page (https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c05813878) I found some printers but not the SL/M2070FW, moreover I found only the last firmware, meanwhile I would like to have the original one that I have.
Where I can find it?
Someone has an idea of the problem ?
Thanks for ypour help
Best Regards
05-04-2019 11:10 PM
Hey guys, this is what worked for me. My printer is model M2070FW.
1. Download your model from https://www.samsungcloudprint.com/download_firmware.html
2. Once downloaded, extract the file.
3. Unplug your printer from the power source.
4. Plug in your printer to your PC with the USB connection.
5. Hold down the red stop/clear button on the printer and then plug the printer back in to the power source.
6. The printer should enter "download mode"
7. Drag the file ending in ".hd" to the usblist2.
8. The printer should start updating.
9. Wait for the update to finnish. Check the printers display for update percentage.
10. Once the update is completed, your printer is back to working condition!
I Hope I was able to help at least one person out there.