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Verify that the printer is within range of the Wi-Fi router.
Ensure you’ve entered the correct Wi-Fi password.
Restart both the printer and the router.
Check if the printer supports your network type (e.g., 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz).

Check if the printer has paper and enough ink or toner.
Make sure there are no paper jams.
Verify that the printer is set as the default printer in your computer settings.
Restart the printer and your computer.

Ensure you’re using the correct type of paper for the printer.
Check ink or toner levels and replace if low.
Clean the printer heads (refer to your printer’s maintenance tools).
Adjust print quality settings in the printer preferences.

Verify that the cartridges are installed correctly and are not empty.
Run a print head cleaning cycle to clear any clogs.
Ensure the correct document is selected for printing.

Turn off the printer and gently remove the jammed paper.
Avoid tearing the paper while removing it.
Check all paper paths, including the tray and rear access panel.

Set the printer to “Draft Mode” for faster printing (if print quality isn’t a priority).
Reduce the number of images or graphics in your document.
Check if the printer is in “Quiet Mode,” which slows down printing to reduce noise.

 Ensure both the printer and computer are on the same network.
Reinstall or update the printer driver.
Use a USB cable as a backup to check if the issue is wireless-specific.

Check if the printer is powered on and connected to the network.
Set the printer to “Online” in the settings of your computer.
Restart both the printer and your computer.

Ensure the paper type and quality match the printer settings.
Clean the printer rollers.
Allow printed pages to dry before handling.