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‎04-08-2021 04:39 AM - edited ‎04-11-2021 02:54 AM

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Product: Officejet Pro 276dw
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi, after removing the power cord or a power outage or when my HP Officejet Pro 276dw falls asleep after couple of days, it won't start again after pressing the power button. Not after a short press, not after 5 seconds pressing, not after 10 seconds. Sometimes it works after removing the power cord and plugging it in again and waiting for hours, sometimes the printer just starts by itself. This happened a couple of times now and eventually the printer always started again, but if I have an urgent print job to do, I am lost.

 

Do you know how to get the printer started again in a reliable way???

 

When I plug in the power cord, the touch display blinks.

 

The printer is connected by WLAN, I can't reach him with his fixed IP address either.

 

The printer has been administrated by a company IT before. Once I get it started again, I will try a hard reset to be able to access and configure everything.

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