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Samsung Printer in Error State

It can be frustrating if your Samsung printer in an error state. This message means that the Samsung printer is unable to perform tasks resulting from an error. This problem is very common, and no technical knowledge is needed in the process for correction.

Some common reasons may include issues with connecting, paper jams, the driver, or improper printer settings. Now, after knowing the cause of the problem, the fix is often quick.

 

Why Is My Samsung Printer in Error State?

This error can appear for several reasons. Below are the most common ones error code explained clearly.

 

Connection Problems

  If the printer cannot connect to your computer, it may enter an error state. A loose USB cable or unstable Wi-Fi connection can trigger this issue.

 

Outdated or Missing Drivers

Outdated or corrupted printer drivers can cause your system to malfunction when it tries to communicate with the printer.

 

Paper Jam Inside the Printer

Even a small piece of stuck paper can stop the printer and cause an error message.

 

Incorrect Printer Settings

If the printer is set to offline mode or not selected as the default printer, it may show an error state.

 

Stuck Print Jobs

Pending or frozen print jobs can block new tasks and cause the printer to stop responding.

 

How to Fix Samsung Printer in Error State

Use these steps one by one to resolve the issue.

 

Check the Printer Connection

Start by checking the connection between your printer and your computer. If you use a USB cable, plug it in firmly on both ends. Connect the printer and the computer to the same wireless network if the printer is Wi-Fi compatible.

 

Clear the Print Queue

Sometimes print jobs become stuck in a queue and cause errors. To remove the error message, the "Devices and Printers" section of your computer needs to be accessed. Right-click the Samsung printer and click on "See What's Printing" and cancel the pending print job by clicking on "Cancel All."

 

Restart the Printer

Turning your printer off for 30 seconds before turning it back on might resolve some minor issues.  This simple restart can often resolve the error state and get your printer working again.

 

Update Printer Drivers

Old or corrupted printer drivers could cause errors. You need to visit the Samsung website to obtain the most up-to-date drivers compatible with your printer model. After downloading the drivers, you have to install them. Then you need to restart your printer and your computer both.

 

Check for Paper Jams

A paper jam may also cause your Samsung printer to go into an error state. You need to check if there is any paper jammed in the paper path or debris that may need to be removed manually by opening the cover of your printer, removing any obstructions, and ensuring that no paper is left inside.

 

Run the Printer Troubleshooter

Windows users can fix printer problems by running the Printer Troubleshooter, a function that comes with Windows. To run the troubleshooter, open Settings, go to Update & Security, select Troubleshoot, and then click on Printer.

 

Need Help With Samsung Printer Error State?

If the problem continues after trying all steps, expert help may be required. Printer IT Help provides fast support for Samsung printer status error, including driver problems, connection errors, and print queue failures.

Our technicians help you get your printer working smoothly again without delays. Call now for reliable support and quick solutions.

 

 

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Persistent errors may indicate deeper issues like firmware corruption, damaged components, or incompatible software. Check for firmware updates on Samsung's support site. If problems continue, contact Samsung support or a certified technician.

Consider a factory reset only when basic troubleshooting fails.It may be accessed via the Settings > Maintenance menu on the printer. Be advised that doing so would remove any network preferences and settings, necessitating a new printer setup.

Start by power cycling: turn off the printer, unplug it for 60 seconds, then restart. Check for paper jams, ensure cartridges are properly seated, and verify all connections (USB/Wi-Fi). If using wireless, restart your router.

Paper jams, low ink or toner levels, connectivity problems, out-of-date drivers, or internal hardware issues are the usual causes of this warning. When the printer senses a problem that is impeding normal operation, it immediately enters this status.