Kyocera Printer not printing

You do not need to panic if you see your Kyocera Printer not printing the copies. It is a common issue users face. However, knowing the right cause and the solution can fix this issue in no time. Hence, this specific write-up will help you learn the root cause and solutions to not printing issues.

Causes

Some of the major reasons why Kyocera printers fail to print are-

• No ink/toner on the cartridge, or there is some problem with the cartridge.
• The stacking of the papers is not done in the correct manner
• The printer drivers are outdated
• The printer is having some internal issues.

Solution 1: Refill the ink/toner in the cartridge.

• Firstly, to refill the bottle with the toner and the ink, you have to remove the cartridge.
• Now, take the ink bottle and remove the funnel of the bottle with the right screwdriver.
• After that, fill the appropriate amount of the ink/toner in the bottle.
• Close the funnel and keep the bottle back on the printer.

Solution 2 Clean your Kyocera printer carefully.

• Below are the stepwise instructions to help you clean the Kyocera Printers.
• First, open the cover of the printer. The position of the cover can vary from one model to another model of the printer (usually on the top or the side).
• After removing the cover, clear the dust and scrap if you see any.
• Wipe the drum of the printer with a clean piece of cloth if it is removable in your computer. Plus, make sure not to keep the drum in direct light for more than five minutes.
• The next part is to remove all the debris you find on the paper tray.
• Also, clear the dirt from the roller and any other visible internal parts of the computer.
• When everything is all cleaned up, you can run the printer for printing.

Solution 3: Check if the papers are adequately stacked in the paper tray.

• Look if the papers in the printer tray are placed in the right way.
• The papers are the same size as your Kyocera printer is compatible with.
• Make sure the papers do not fold from any sides.
• Additionally, check whether the paper tray is appropriately set in the printer or not.

Solution 4: Troubleshoot the printer.

• First, go to the start menu or tap the Window key on your keyboard.
• Search the 'setting' option and double-click once you find it.
• Next, in the setting search box, type 'printer and scanner' and click on it.
• Now you see the 'Run the troubleshooter' in the 'Related Settings' field.
• Once you click on the 'Run the troubleshooter' options, wait for further instructions and follow the steps you see on the screen.
• When the troubleshooting is done, reboot the PC and check if the printer is working again or not.