Since these are major parts, unfortunately the cost of repairs may be more than a new printer itself, (if the printer is out of warranty).I understand that this answer may not be entirely to your liking, and I regret being the bearer of information that you really don’t want to hear. The issue is either with the printhead, or the logic board, or both.It is better to get a new printer instead of repairing it. Turn on the printer, put the printhead back in the printer and insert the cartridges.Check if the issue persists.If the issue persists, you cannot do any more troubleshooting yourself. Do let the printhead air-dry for about an hour.6. Clean the printhead-to-printer connectors (anything metal-looking) with rubbing alcohol and q-tips.5.
Also shake it a little bit because there might be some ink inside the printhead. Clean the printhead thoroughly with a small amount of warm water on a cotton swab until no ink comes off on the swab.
Turn off the printer and unplug all its cables.3. Remove all the ink cartridges from the machine. I would suggest you try the following before doing any repair.1.
Printing without ink in the wells OVERHEATED THE PRINTHEAD NOZZLES and potentially burned them out.This can happen when the ink has run out and printing is continued, causing permanent damage to the nozzles.Or the printhead voltage is abnormal because there is something wrong with the logic board, either way the printhead and logic board may need to be replaced to make the error go away.However. It means that the printhead ink wells ran out of ink and the printing continued. Please be informed that, B200 error means "Printhead temperature exceeded". I amCustomerand I look forward to helping you with your issue today.
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