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‎11-29-2019 03:15 PM

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Product: LASERJET PRO200 COLOR MFP M276N
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I get this error and I can't find what it means.

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‎12-02-2019 04:07 PM

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@fog1939

 

Welcome to HP support community.

 

Is the printer connected to wall outlet?

 

Meanwhile:

Perform a power reset

  1. Turn on the printer, if it is not already on.
  2. Wait until the printer is idle and silent before you continue.
  3. With the printer turned on, disconnect the power cord from the rear of the printer.
  4. Wait at least 30 seconds.
  5. Plug back the power cable straight to a wall outlet and printer without any surge protector.
  6. Turn on the printer.

Update the printer firmware

Here are the steps:- Click here

 

I hope hat helps.

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Sandytechy20
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‎12-02-2019 05:12 PM

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50.2 error indicates that the printer is not heating up fast enough. This can be caused by a bad heating element in the fuser but can also be caused when the printer does not have adequate power due to overloaded circuits or being plugged into a power strip or surge bar that limits current flow. Try a different circuit or plug printer directly into the wall and cycle the power.

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