Printing problems Kyocera KM 2050

Doesn't like your paper size?

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Google

make model manual

look at the troubleshooting section or use CTRL+F and type 'print mode error', press enter.
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try turning off copier unplug from wall for a few secs or try to restart your computer

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/288946/Kyocera-Km-2050.html?page=65


or

https://www.manualowl.com/m/Kyocera/KM-2050/Manual/166911

Download the latest drivers from the website . you may also check the network card.

Print Mode Error is Chenglish for a problem with printing. Press the Print key at the left side of the panel, then the display should tell you to add paper etc

If you send a print job or print a report from the copier and there is no streaks then the problem is most likely the thin **** glass to the left of the large glass. It just needs to be claened.

If the streaks are happening when printing and copying then the problem is most likely your drum unit (MK-410) or possibly the fixing unit (FU-410), the fixing unit is the one that gets hot.

As the drum gets old it can cause print/copy issues and the cleaning blade that cleans the drum gets to the point it doesn't clean the drum properly causing streaks.

The heat roller has a teflon coating on it and as the roller gets older the teflon starts to come off and can effect prints/copies.

The drum unit should be replaced every 150,000 pages and the fixing unit every 300,000 pages on the KM-2050.

I hope this is helpful,
Shawn

when this error comes up..hit the print button on the left hand side..this will than tell you on the screen wha the actual problem is..i.e ( out of paper...lost connection etc

I have an HP 1350 all in one printer/scanner. It was printing fine until I wanted to scan a document. I pressed the scan button and now its stuck there. I can't get it out of scanning. I tried turning it off, unpluging and replugging. Can you help me.

1. Check that you are using the latest print driver - from kyocera website.
2. If the issue is when you print pdf files then make sure you set the printer in KPDL Auto mode - check the print driver settings about this and the printer menu.
3.You may check if you have the latest firmware installed within the printer - print a service status page (Menu->Others->Service).

I assume the print driver is on the server and shared. I would start there. I would think someone changed the default setting on that driver. Go to printing preferences, job tab, and see how it is set.
Or re-install the print driver and start over.
Of course, on any problem, Kyocera will always ask you if you have the latest software installed on the machine.