Printers Manuals

To clear the Maintenance Service Message from the LCD display for following HP Printers: HP IIISi, HP 4Si, HP 5Si, HP 4000/4050/4100/5000, HP 4100MPF/4101MPF, HP 4200/4300, HP 4240/4250/4350, HP 4500/4550, HP 8000/8100/8150, HP 9000 Printers.

HP IIISi Printers:

1. Press ONLINE until the light goes off
2. Hold down MENU until PCL CONFIG MENU appears
3. Press the MENU key until SERVICE MSG=ON* appears
4. Press the + or - key to change display to SERVICE MSG=OFF
5. Press ENTER/RESET MENU key to turn message off, the * should appear, then press ONLINE

HP 4Si Printers:

1. Press ONLINE until the light goes off
2. Press MENU until CONFIG MENU appears
3. Press the ITEM key until SERVICE MSG=ON* appears
4. Press the + or - key to change display to SERVICE MSG=OFF
5. Press the ENTER key to turn message off, the * should appear, then press ONLINE

HP 5Si Printers:

1. Press MENU key 4 times for CONFIG MENU
2. Press ITEM to display SERVICE MESSAGE=OFF
3. Press ENTER
4. Press ONLINE

HP 4000/4050/4100/5000 Printers:

1. Turn the printer off
2. Hold down the left side of the ITEM and VALUE +/- keys, turn the printer on and wait until RESET MAINTENANCE COUNT is displayed and then release the keys

HP 4100MPF/4101MPF Printers:

1. While holding down the START button, turn the printer on
2. The 3 LEDs will blink, and then stay lit (Release START button at this time)
3. Press the UP arrow key. Display will read MAINT COMPLETE
4. Press the CHECK button once, and the maintenance counter is reset
5. Return to ONLINE

HP 4200/4300 Printers:

1. Turn the printer power off
2. Hold down SELECT and turn the printer power on. Continue holding down SELECT for several seconds, until all 3 printer control panel lights flash once, and then remain on (This may take up to 10 seconds)
3. Use the UP arrow key to scroll to NEW MAINTENANCE KIT
4. Press SELECT to reset the maintenance kit counter

HP 4240/4250/4350 Printers:

1. Turn the printer power off and then on
2. When 000MB (beginning of the memory count) appears on the control panel display, press and hold down SELECT (checkmark button). Continue holding down SELECT until all 3 printer control panel lights flash once and then stay on (This may take up to 10 seconds)
3. Release SELECT and press the UP arrow to scroll to NEW MAINTENANCE KIT
4. Press SELECT to reset the maintenance kit counter

HP 4500/4550 Printers:

1. Turn the printer off
2. Hold down the CANCEL JOB and SELECT keys and turn the printer on, then wait until the display goes blank and the three LED's come on
3. Press the right side of the MENU key, then press the SELECT key
4. You will enter SERVICE MODE after the normal test completes
5. Press the ITEM key until the FUSER MAINTENANCE COUNT appears
6. Press VALUE +/- to change to zero
7. Press SELECT to save
8. Press GO; the printer should return to READY

HP 8000/8100/8150 Printers:

1. Press the MENU button until the display reads CONFIGURATION MENU
2. Press the ITEM button until the display reads SERVICE MESSAGE = ON/OFF
3. Select OFF*
4. Press SELECT to save
5. Turn printer off
6. Hold the VALUE MINUS and ITEM MINUS buttons while turning the printer back on Hold buttons down until display reads RESET MAINT/COUNTand then release both buttons

HP 9000 Printers:

1. Turn the printer off
2. Press and hold the CHECK key
3. Power on the printer
4. Release the CHECK key after all three lights come on The display should read SELECT LANGUAGE
5. Press the up arrow until MAINTENANCE KIT is displayed, then press the CHECK key again and the maintenance kit count has been reset
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We are not going to get into the history of the printer here, but I think it is important to know a few general printer facts. After all, who can claim to be a tech junkie without knowing some of the very basics of printers, how they work and a few miscellaneous facts to impress friends at parties?


Inkjet printers are very reasonably priced these days. Sure, for a big corporate printer you will have to shell out a pretty penny, but for a simple machine that does the works, you should not have to spend over $100. That is quite an improvement from just a decade ago!

Printer ink cartridges are recyclable. Especially with the latest recycling laws in place, it is even easier to recycle your inkjet cartridges than ever before. You can send them into the PrintCountry Recycle Program, drop them off at your local supply store or wait for the waste round-up in your neighborhood.

While laser printers are more expensive, their ink is cheaper than that of an inkjet printer. However, inkjet printers do not need to warm up before they print. It is all a balancing act, really. Inkjet cartridges also tend to be more expensive, but the initial investment is cheaper. Again, it all depends on your needs and what you can afford at the time of purchase.

One thing to keep away from printed documents is water. Of course saturating paper in water is going to ruin it, but even a drop of water on an inkjet printed page can cause blurring of the ink. However, if you have ever gotten ink on your hands or clothes, you are surely happy for its water soluble nature at that point, huh?


You can buy OEM or refurbish printer ink cartridges for a fraction of the manufacturer brand cost and still experience the same quality of print outs. So if you were discouraged about that “printer ink cartridges are expensive” comment made above, do not be. I was referring to the manufacturer brand cartridges, not generic ink cartridges.

Printers do not just use ink these days, either. A whole host of new products use mixtures of sugar and even chocolate to make edible printouts. Now you ca not go and submit your thesis in chocolate ink, but it sure is fun for cake decoration and other confectionary treats.

More importantly, however, printers are not just for work or school anymore. You can use your home printer to print out flyers, newsletters, posters, photos and anything else you would like with relative ease. Do not forget to buy some recycled photo paper and an OEM printer ink cartridge before you go hog wild with all of the printer functions! You will save money and do your part for the environment at the same time.

Canon BJ F900, F890, F700, F500, S900, S820, S750 and S520
Turn off the printer.
Press and hold the RESUME button, then press and hold the POWER button.
Release the RESUME button, then press and release the RESUME button two more times in succession. (youre still holding the POWER button during this). The printer mechanics will move momentarily.
You are now in Service mode.
Pressing the RESUME key will select a function; for example, pressing RESUME 4 times will select the clear waste ink counter function. The lamp will alternate color with each key press.
1. service/factory test printout, including ink sensor check
2. EEPROM info printout
3. EEPROM initialization
4. Clear the waste-ink counter
5. Printer model setting. (more selections beyond this- leave this alone)
After selecting mode, press the POWER button to commit the change, and return to the top of the function selection menu. Pressing the POWER button again turns off the printer for a resta

Canon S9000, S300, S400, i550, i560, i850, i860, i865, i9100, i9950, PIXMA IP3000 above,
1. Turn off printer
2. Hold down Resume button and press Power button.
3. Keep holding down Power button and let Resume button go.
4. Press Resume button 2 times then let BOTH buttons go.
5. Green lights will flash and then stop blinking.
6. When green lights are solid, press the Resume button 4 times.
7. Press the Power button and the printer should turn off, if not, press the Power button once more.
8. Your printer should respond as normal.

Canon S900, S820, S750, S520
Turn off the printer.
Press and hold the RESUME button, then press and hold the POWER button.
While still holding the POWER button, Release the RESUME button, then press and release the RESUME button two more times in succession.
The printer mechanics will move momentarily. You are now in Service mode. Release the Power Button.
Pressing the RESUME key will select a function; for example, pressing RESUME 4 times will select the clear waste ink counter function. The lamp will alternate color with each key press.
1. Service/factory test printout, including ink sensor check
2. EEPROM info printout
3. EEPROM initialization
4. Clear the waste-ink counter
5. Printer model setting. (more selections beyond this- leave this alone)
After selecting mode, press the POWER button to commit the change, and return to the top of the function selection menu. Pressing the POWER button again turns off the printer for a restart.