HP Deskjet 3522 Troubleshooting

The printer won't turn on or respond when you press the power button. There are no light indications, no error messages, no noise, and no movement from the printer.

Make sure that the power cord is plugged into the back of the printer all the way

Check to make sure that power source isn't faulty; if plugged in to an extension cord or surge protector, try plugging the power cord directly into wall.

During printing, the printer stops feeding pages, and the error message 'Paper Jam.

Press the Power button to turn printer off; wait 60 seconds and then turn power back on.

Ensure that printer rests on a hard, flat surface

Remove any loose sheets of paper from loading tray. Pull out any shreds of paper caught in the machine. Restart printer and print status report.

Printer is Offline Message Displays on the Computer and the Printer Does Not Print: Mac OS X

Press the Power button to turn printer off; wait 60 seconds and then turn power back on.

Make sure that the USB cord is working and/or WiFi is enabled and working properly.

Restart print jobs in print queue by clicking Resume Printing on computer.

Remove printer from Print and Scan list, and then re-add the printer to the list. Try print jobs again.

When you use HP ePrint to send a print job to your printer’s email address, nothing happens or the print job fails.

On the printer control panel, turn on the HP ePrint feature, and then go to Getting Started with HP ePrint for the steps to register your printer, if you have not yet registered.

Make sure that the printer is connected to a network with an active web connection.

If you have not yet registered, go to Getting Started with HP ePrint for more information located on the HP webpage

After you install a new cartridge, a message displays on the product control panel or on the computer screen, and the product will not print. The error message reads Incompatible older generation cartridge installed.

This message appears because HP has updated ink cartridges with these numbers: 564, 364, 178, and 862. The updated ink cartridges are compatible with both current and future products that use cartridges with these numbers. These ink cartridges have been designed in conjunction with future products to deliver new features. The cartridges originally introduced and available prior to September 2010 will not be compatible with certain printers and all-in-one devices released in 2011.