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printed through. I put in the new printer ID and sent a doc to the printer. The printer showed a Data Error of 79.00FE. The printer software on my Mac reported "unable to send trailing nul to 79.00fe printer error hp 4050 printer: Broken pipe" I powered down the printer and tried again several times and got the
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same results. I have a PDF manual on CD and found the same suggestions given by moe in 2008. I removed and cleaned the fuser 79.00fe printer error hp 5100 because it solved my error problems before but it didn't help this time. The manuel didn't give a specific description for this error code.One thing I forgot to mention. Since the last time I printed, Apple had a HP software update
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that I installed. Do you think it conflicts with an eleven year old printer? If so, I don't know how to get back to the former version. I do have one Time Machine backup from before this update but don't know how to go about changing only the HP software. Maybe apple can help me. Respond to this 0 First off I assume you have a network card. If so remove it with the power off and power on the printer and 79.00fe printer error hp 8000 then go to the information menu and see if you can do internal prints. If you can there is the possibility the network card has an issue. It could be your software from the MAC. by dmzcompute on Oct 25, 2012 at 6:07pm Add comment Please sign in to comment Update:I tried to print from my Mac desktop instead of my Macbook Pro. I printed a HP read me on firmware. It printed all 16 pages and then the error happened. I was about to print a configuration page and then I heard the sound of a relay and the error displayed. So it doesn't seem to be a network communication problem but could still be. I will try your suggestion in the morning but I will go back to the manual to look again at the possible causes list. It might be a hardware problem. - Joe BigBand 0 Update 2:I didn't do a good job of documenting each test. I powered down and pulled the Jet Direct card. I printed a configuration page. I can't remember for sure but I think there were times when the error happened without the card. I didn't do a cold restart. I pulled the DIMM cards on the formatter one at a time and cycled through a power cycle. I did a print from my desk top Mac which did not have the HP software update and got the error after printing a one page document. I
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Laserjets laserjet 8150, 79.00FE error and OS X If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. http://printertechsforum.com/forum/showthread.php?2846-laserjet-8150-79-00FE-error-and-OS-X You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 8 of 8 Thread: laserjet 8150, 79.00FE error and OS X Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid 79.00fe printer Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 09-30-2009,11:42 AM #1 rmmartel View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Junior Member Join Date Jun 2009 Posts 6 laserjet 8150, 79.00FE error and OS X Greetings, I keep seeing a problem where *some* printing form Apple Macs running os x 10.4 will cause our LaserJet 8150s to display Error 79.00 FE which 79.00fe printer error then requires a printer power cycle and cancel of the offending print job on the server to recover. I am running the latest available firmware on the printer and jetdirect card. From my searching it seems this is/was a fairly common problems when printing from Macs to 8150 printers - with plenty of finger pointing between HP and Apple. None of the old discussions I ran across ended with a resolution - except for people vowing not to buy HP printers again. I wondered if anyone here had run across a solution for this problem. Thanks. Reply With Quote 09-30-2009,02:48 PM #2 mattchall View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Member Join Date Mar 2005 Posts 53 These annoying and intermittent 47.XX and 79.XX errors are quite often caused by the headers of certain files (pdf's most notably) not being read properly by the printer. Good luck laying the blame on either HP or the software vendors as they both claim to be up to standards. Reply With Quote 09-30-2009,07:15 PM #3 redcow View Profile View Forum Posts View