Help with cold reset for M1536dnf

[MPrashantG]

Hi,

I too have the same problem. please help solve the problem.

[MPrashantG]

Reset Procedure:

• Turn off the printer
• Press and hold the Left arrow & Cancel while you turn on the printer
• Once you see Permanent Storage Init you can release the buttons.
• The printer should now start resetting.

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[Sparrk]

Turn the Printer off.

Hold the Right Arrow and the Cancel Button. Keep them held while your turn the printer on and keep them held till you see the message Perm Storage Init. Then Release

[saerbeck007]

could you please help with recovery/reset of password for m1536dnf.

Thanks in advance.

regards

Albert {Personal Information Removed}

[pcwizard]

Hi saerbeck007,

Please check your private messages, and let me know if the steps provided resolves your issue?

[pw8888]

I need help resetting the password as well.  Thanks.

[pcwizard]

Hi pw8888,

Please check your private messages, and let me know if the steps provided resolves your issue?

[lupinino]

I have the same problem and need to reset the m1536dnf.  Can you help?

[MPrashantG]

Reset Procedure:
Turn off the printer
Press and hold the Left arrow & Cancel while you turn on the printer
Once you see Permanent Storage Init you can release the buttons.
The printer should now start resetting.
resetprinters DOT com SLASH how-to-reset-the-hp-laserjet-pro-m1536dnf-multifunction-printer

[pcwizard]

Hi lupinino,

Please check your private messages, and let me know if the steps provided resolves your issue?

There are an increasing number of posts in this forum and elsewhere in the internet with the steps to do a resets on different printers.  The reset itself will sometimes fix problems, so the reset is not the issue. 

Some resets require you to enter button combinations to open special menus on your printer that you were never meant to access.  These special menus are used by the developers and support personnel for debugging issues, but they are not meant for untrained users and can have unintended results.  One wrong button push and you no could no longer have a printer, but instead a pricey paper weight.  To top it off, if you do happen to "brick" the printer this way, it is considered customer induced damage, and voids the warranty automatically. These resets are only meant to be given out and used as a last resort, and under direct instruction of a HP tech support representative. They should not be done lightly!

Printer Resets: What You Should Know