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Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Try This Low ink alert displays in the BJ Status Monitor One or more of the ink tanks is low After the alert displays, you can continue printing for a short time, but have a replacement ready to install. Windows The low ink alert displays in the BJ Status Monitor. Mac OS The low ink alert displays in a status dialog before a print job starts. When Backgrounding is turned on, you can confirm the low ink alert in the BJ Print Monitor. See the S9000 User's Guide on the S9000 Setup Software & User's Guide CD-ROM for more information on using the BJ Print Monitor. Error message displays in the BJ Status Monitor Printer is out of paper Ink is low Paper jam Printhead installed incorrectly Windows The BJ Status Monitor opens and displays a message when an error occurs. Read the error message, then click the Guide tab to display more information about solving the problem. Mac OS If Backgrounding is turned on with the Chooser, the BJ Print Monitor displays an error. Follow the instructions in the message to resolve the problem. System error message displays System error occurred If a system error occurs, printing stops. Windows A window displays the error message. System errors may include problems writing to USBPRN, application errors, or general protection faults. Make sure that the printer is turned on, the printer and computer are connected securely, and that the printer port is operating correctly. Restart your computer and try printing again. Mac OS The error message contains an error code *XXX, where * is a letter and XXX is a number, which represents the cause of the error. Make sure that the printer is turned on, the printer and computer are connected securely, and that the printer port is operating correctly. 44

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Troubleshooting
Low ink alert
displays in
the BJ Status
Monitor
One or more of
the ink tanks is
low
After the alert displays, you can continue printing for a short time, but
have a replacement ready to install.
Windows
The low ink alert displays in the BJ Status Monitor.
Mac OS
The low ink alert displays in a status dialog before a print job
starts.
When Backgrounding is turned on, you can confirm the low ink alert in
the BJ Print Monitor. See the
S9000 User’s Guide
on the S9000 Setup
Software & User’s Guide CD-ROM for more information on using the BJ
Print Monitor.
Error
message
displays in
the BJ Status
Monitor
Printer is out of
paper
Ink is low
Paper jam
Printhead
installed
incorrectly
Windows
The BJ Status Monitor opens and displays a message when an
error occurs.
Read the error message, then click the
Guide
tab to display
more information about solving the problem.
Mac OS
If Backgrounding is turned on with the Chooser, the BJ Print
Monitor displays an error.
Follow the instructions in the message to resolve the problem.
System error
message
displays
System error
occurred
If a system error occurs, printing stops.
Windows
A window displays the error message. System errors may
include problems writing to USBPRN, application errors, or
general protection faults. Make sure that the printer is turned
on, the printer and computer are connected securely, and that
the printer port is operating correctly. Restart your computer
and try printing again.
Mac OS
The error message contains an error code *XXX, where * is a
letter and XXX is a number, which represents the cause of the
error. Make sure that the printer is turned on, the printer and
computer are connected securely, and that the printer port is
operating correctly.
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Possible Cause
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