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If the Embedded Web Server on your Lexmark All in One Printer does not open, ensure that both the printer and your computer are turned on and connected to the same network. Depending on your network settings, you might need to type https:// instead of http:// before the printer's IP address to access the Embedded Web Server.
What to do if my Lexmark All in One Printer displays 'Memory full, cannot print faxes'?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'Memory full, cannot print faxes', it means there is not enough memory available to print the fax job. To resolve this, touch Continue on the printer's display to clear the message without printing the fax.
What to do if Lexmark All in One Printer shows 'An error has occurred with the Flash Drive'?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'An error has occurred with the Flash Drive. Please remove and re-insert the drive.', try removing and reinserting the flash drive. If the issue persists, the flash memory may be defective and needs replacement.
What does 'Toner may be low' mean on Lexmark All in One Printer?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays 'Toner may be low', or if the print becomes faded, it's time to replace the print cartridge.
What to do if Lexmark All in One Printer displays 'Disk corrupted'?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'Disk corrupted', it means the printer attempted a hard disk recovery on a corrupted hard disk. You can touch 'Reformat disk' to reformat the hard disk and clear the message. Note that reformatting the disk will delete all files currently stored on it.
How to resolve 'Fax server 'To Format' not set up' on Lexmark All in One Printer?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'Fax server 'To Format' not set up', it indicates that the printer is in Fax Server mode, but the Fax Server setup has not been completed. Complete the Fax Server setup. If the message appears again, contact your system support person.
What does 'Insert Tray ' mean on Lexmark All in One Printer?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'Insert Tray ', it means you need to insert the specified tray into the printer.
What does 'Load with ' mean on Lexmark All in One Printer?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'Load with ', it means you need to load the specified paper in the tray. Alternatively, you can touch Continue to clear the message and continue printing.
Why is my Lexmark All in One Printer unresponsive?
Your Lexmark All in One Printer might be unresponsive due to several reasons. Ensure the power cord is correctly plugged into both the printer and a grounded electrical outlet, and that the outlet is active. Avoid using surge protectors, UPS devices, or extension cords. Verify that other devices plugged into the same outlet are functioning. Confirm the printer is powered on and the power switch is in the correct position. Check the printer cable connection to both the printer and the computer or network device. Ensure all optional components are properly installed and that the printer driver settings are accurate. After checking these, turn the printer off for 10 seconds, then turn it back on.
What to do if Lexmark All in One Printer displays 'If removing the paper does not clear the message, then touch Continue'?
If your Lexmark All in One Printer displays the message 'If removing the paper does not clear the message, then touch Continue', you should touch Continue.
General| Brand | Lexmark |
|---|---|
| Model | X860de |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Details parts for the finisher bridge unit assembly, including the main unit and screws.
Lists components for the bridge unit top cover, specifically the top cover and pinch roll kit.
Encompasses parts for the bridge unit's lower section, such as covers, shafts, belts, and sensors.
Covers various external parts of the finisher, including top, bottom, and side covers, and caster wheels.
Details front-facing covers and the front door assembly, including interlock switches and docking kits.
Contains components related to the stacker bin lift mechanism, such as lift belts, sensors, and motors.
Outlines parts for the punch unit, including motors, hammers, stoppers, waste boxes, and sensors.
Lists components of the stapler unit, such as cable assemblies, carriage parts, and staple cartridges.
Includes parts for the media ejection mechanism, like paddles, switches, gears, and clamp assemblies.
Covers parts for the eject and compiler unit, including sensors, shafts, bushings, and clutch kits.
Details components of the lower exit drive system, such as sensors, brushes, rolls, and drive pulleys.
Lists parts for the buffer and entrance drive, including guides, diverters, rolls, and motors.
Encompasses parts for buffer, transport, and upper drive mechanisms, including sensors, belts, and motors.
Details components for the first booklet maker assembly, including bins, glides, cables, and controllers.
Lists parts for the second booklet maker assembly, focusing on diverter gates, transport rolls, and solenoids.
Contains components for the third booklet maker assembly, such as stapler units, feed knobs, and catches.
Encompasses parts for the fourth booklet maker assembly, including motors, gears, belts, and paddle assemblies.
Lists components for the fifth booklet maker assembly, focusing on knife sector gears and sensors.
Details parts for the sixth booklet maker assembly, including tampers, motors, and rear tamper assemblies.
Contains components for the seventh booklet maker assembly, such as drive gears, idler gears, and belts.
Lists parts for the eighth booklet maker assembly, including feed gears, pinch roll assemblies, and sensors.
Covers electronic components of the finisher, such as interface cards, cables, and controller assemblies.
Details sensor and interface cable assemblies for the finisher, including exit, entrance, and buffer path cables.
Lists specific cable assemblies for the finisher, such as diverter gate sensor and punch waste box cables.
Encompasses remaining finisher cable assemblies, including main drive, bridge unit, and stapler unit cables.
