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Print and Noise Problems, nothing prints.

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English LCD screen came on and then went out The PictureMate's voltage may not match the outlet rating. Turn off PictureMate and unplug it immediately. Then, check the printer labels. c Caution: If the voltage does not match, DO NOT PLUG YOUR PRINTER BACK IN. Contact your dealer. Print and Noise Problems PictureMate makes an unexpected noise after you install a photo cartridge. The first time you install the photo cartridge, PictureMate will charge its print head for about three and a half minutes. Wait until charging finishes before you turn it off, or it may charge improperly and use more ink the next time you turn it on. PictureMate sounds as though it is printing, but nothing prints. ❏ PictureMate may be preparing to print. ❏ Make sure the print head nozzles are not clogged. To clean the print head, see "Checking and Cleaning the Print Head Nozzles" on page 50. ❏ PictureMate will not work properly if it is tilted or at an angle. Place it on a flat, stable surface that extends beyond the printer base in all directions. ❏ Make sure paper is not jammed and is loaded correctly so it can feed into PictureMate. Make sure the handle is not resting on the paper. See "Preparing to Print" on page 13. The memory card does not work correctly. ❏ Make sure you are using a compatible memory card. See "Memory card" on page 64. ❏ Make sure only one card is inserted at a time. PictureMate does not read from multiple cards at once. ❏ Photos must be in JPEG or Uncompressed TIFF format and taken with a DCF-compliant camera. ❏ PictureMate can recognize and print the first 999 photos on your memory card. PictureMate PM 260 / PM 290 Troubleshooting 55

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PictureMate PM 260 / PM 290
Troubleshooting
55
English
LCD screen came on and then went out
The PictureMate's voltage may not match the outlet
rating. Turn off PictureMate and unplug it immediately.
Then, check the printer labels.
c
Caution:
If the voltage does not match, DO NOT PLUG
YOUR PRINTER BACK IN. Contact your
dealer.
Print and Noise Problems
PictureMate makes an unexpected noise after you
install a photo cartridge.
The first time you install the photo cartridge,
PictureMate will charge its print head for about three
and a half minutes. Wait until charging finishes before
you turn it off, or it may charge improperly and use
more ink the next time you turn it on.
PictureMate sounds as though it is printing, but
nothing prints.
❏
PictureMate may be preparing to print.
❏
Make sure the print head nozzles are not clogged.
To clean the print head, see “Checking and
Cleaning the Print Head Nozzles” on page 50.
❏
PictureMate will not work properly if it is tilted or
at an angle. Place it on a flat, stable surface that
extends beyond the printer base in all directions.
❏
Make sure paper is not jammed and is loaded
correctly so it can feed into PictureMate. Make
sure the handle is not resting on the paper. See
“Preparing to Print” on page 13.
The memory card does not work correctly.
❏
Make sure you are using a compatible memory
card. See “Memory card” on page 64.
❏
Make sure only one card is inserted at a time.
PictureMate does not read from multiple cards at
once.
❏
Photos must be in JPEG or Uncompressed TIFF
format and taken with a DCF-compliant camera.
❏
PictureMate can recognize and print the first 999
photos on your memory card.