I believe there are maintenance kits for these models which are usually expensive, but more times than not it’s the pickup roller. Try another toner as well. I have seen in certain printer models where the toner can cause jams.

Is this a new toner cartridge? It won't print if you do not pull the yellow shipping tape out of the cartridge. If you have printed successfully with this toner then it is possible that the laser beam path is blocked or out of alignment. The laser beam path is from the front top of the printer to the wide but thin window on the print cartridge. Print a test page and open the top about half way through printing, remove the toner cartridge and lift the flap that protects the imaging drum, look to see if there is an image. The next check is to pull the toner cartridge out and check the contacts or try a known good toner cartridge. If the problem is not caused by laser blockage or dirty contacts then the probability is a bad power supply is no longer supply the high voltages needed to develop and transfer the image.

Hi @terrywilcox1795

According to p.97 of the user manual:

"The date and time settings will be returned to the factory default settings if the camera is left without the battery for approximately 1 day. The settings will be canceled more quickly if the battery was only loaded in the camera for a short time before being removed. Before taking important pictures, check that the date and time settings are correct."

With most cameras that state this, it usually means that there is a capacitor mounted on the motherboard that is used to maintain the date and time settings when the battery has been removed. It is kept charged by the battery.

Other cameras can say that the date and time will be maintained for 10 days, 14 days or even 1 month in some cases but they usually have a rechargeable coin cell battery mounted on the motherboard and this is why they can maintain the date and time settings longer when the main battery is removed from the camera.

If the date and time defaults very soon after the battery has been removed the capacitor most probably is faulty or there's a problem with its charging circuit or even the battery if it doesn't last that long either from the fully charged state.

With regards to the memory card it could be a faulty card reader not latching the card properly or even bent pins in the card reader. Worst case would be a faulty motherboard

Unfortunately I cannot find a service manual or even a teardown video online for the camera which may help to open the camera so that it can be checked.

Sounds like your camera is letting in too much light. Try adjusting the aperture settings.

Check the paper settings in the print job, it may be set for a different paper type, paper size or different paper tray. You can also try deleting the print job and trying to print again or try printing a simple test page.

The first step to fixing No Display on Boot is to restart your PC properly. Hold the power button for at least 5 seconds to turn your PC off, then turn it back on. If your PC was set to sleep or hibernate before the problem started, this could solve the issue right away.

Regards,

Will

@TechVid

Your most welcome

You will most likely need a new screen:-)