Computer Monitors & Keyboards : Troubleshooting a Printer

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Troubleshoot a computer printer by checking the printer interface for any blinking lights or error messages, checking the computer for any problems and replacing the ink cartridges. Learn how to put in new printer ink cartridges with information from a media and electronics specialist in this free video on computer printers.



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