HP Designjet 4000

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61:01 Wrong file format. The
printer cannot process the
job.
The file format is wrong and the printer
cannot process the job. Check the graphic
language setting of your printer (see How
do I change the graphic language
setting?). If you are sending PostScript
from Mac OS over a USB connection,
select ASCII encoding in both the driver
and the application. Check for the latest
firmware and driver releases.
61:04.1 Update system software
(firmware)
Even if you have the latest version
installed on your printer, you are
recommended to repeat the update
process to clear this error. See How do I
update my printer's firmware?.
61:08.1 File with password cannot
be printed.
Resend this file without password
protection.
62:04 Restart the printer. If
problem persists, call HP
support.
An error has been detected with the
parallel port. See How do I restart the
printer? If the problem persists, check for
the latest firmware release.
63:04 Restart the printer. If
problem persists, call HP
support.
An error has been detected with a LAN
port. See How do I restart the printer? If
the problem persists, check for the latest
firmware release.
64:04 Restart the printer. If
problem persists, call HP
support.
An error has been detected with the USB
port. See How do I restart the printer? If
the problem persists, check for the latest
firmware release.
66:08 Please resubmit the job as
the paper type has changed
The paper type has changed since the job
was submitter. The job cannot be printed
on the paper that is loaded; please
resubmit the job or change the paper.
71:03 Restart the printer. If
problem persists, call HP
support.
Out of memory failure. You are
recommended to remove any
unnecessary files from the hard disk using
the Embedded Web Server. See How do I
restart the printer?.
76:03 Restart the printer. If
problem persists, call HP
support.
The hard disk is full. If the problem
persists, you are recommended to
remove any unnecessary files from the
hard disk, using the Web server. See How
do I restart the printer?.
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