All lights flashing on RX425

if you have all lights flashing and your inkjet Epson printer reporting a possible paper jam or fatal error but there is no paper jammed in the printer maybe the problem is the light sensor first of all look at the waste ink pad counter to make sure the problem isn`t the waste ink pad try to change all ink cartridges …

Some parts of the printer are broken, or there`s an internal error with the device. You need to restart your printer if you notice the `Resume` light and the Power light blinking together. There`s an improper connection. A flashing `Resume` light can also indicate a paper jam.

If the light and the light flash simultaneously, the printer is in a connection error status. Press the [Wi-Fi] button to clear the error, check the following items, and then perform network setup again. Check that the wireless router is turned on.

An ink cartridge is low. Make sure you have a replacement cartridge.

The Power light blinks at a steady interval when the printer is processing a print job. If the Power light blinks fast, the ink cartridge door might be open, or the printer might be in an error state. If an error message displays on the computer screen, follow the on-screen messages to resolve the issue.

Yes, you can reset the print settings to their original, default values. Press and hold down the Cancel button for 3 seconds. When the message to reset the printer to default settings appears, press OK to reset the print settings.

Epson Printer Errors

If your printer is displaying an error code or message on the control panel, search for `Error code` on your product`s FAQs tab.

Some of the causes of a blinking light on your router include outdated firmware, damaged cables, faulty components, or network outages. Restarting or resetting your router often solves these networking issues but you can also update the firmware or contact customer support.

The Wireless light blinks when the printer is attempting to connect to the wireless router or access point. Wait a few minutes, and then check the light again. If the Wireless light is on and steady, the printer is connected and you can stop troubleshooting.

A blinking Power light indicates that the product requires maintenance, or is in an error state.

Blue light blinking means, the printer is disconnected from wireless.

If the Error LED is flashing: Check whether paper is jammed. If it is jammed, remove it (Printing stops if the thermal head overheats and resumes automatically when it cools). For other cases, turn the printer off, and after 10 seconds, turn it back on.

Chances are that the flashing lights are an indicator that a printer component is malfunctioning. HP has a diagnostic tool called the “Print and Scan Doctor” that can help you find the broken part.

Open the printer`s web page and Sign in as Administrator. On the General tab select Reset Factory Settings in the menu.

This error occurs if the firmware update procedure is interrupted, e.g. an accidental powering off of the product, cables being removed, or the installation being canceled. To recover from this error, Epson will instruct customers to update their printers with the latest version of the firmware.

The operating current for the machine while printing is approximately 3.8 amps. When the machine is warming up it may peak. This peak enables the machine to print the first page quickly. Sometimes this warm-up peaking will cause lights to flicker as the power is drawn.

Projector Lamp is Burnt Out

If the light is flashing red or orange, you need to replace the lamp. If the projector turns on, but the image doesn`t appear, your lamp may be burnt out.

Check to see if the lamp is burned out, broken, or installed incorrectly. Reseat or replace the lamp as necessary. Make sure that the vents and air filter are not clogged with dust or obstructed by nearby objects.

Check to see if the lamp is burned out, broken, or installed incorrectly. Reseat or replace the lamp as necessary. Make sure that the vents and air filter are not clogged with dust or obstructed by nearby objects.