Dell 1250c not working with latest update of Monterey OS

Ways to fix-

Restart the Printer with the Data Connections Removed
Turn the printer off.
Disconnect the printer from any data cables (Ethernet, USB, Parallel, and Fax) or wireless networks.
With the data connections removed, turn the printer on.
If the printer completes the Power On Self-Test (POST) with no errors, print a settings report from the operator panel menus.
If the settings report prints successfully, the issue is unlikely to be hardware related and troubleshooting should be continued at step 3. Clearing the Print Queues.
If the settings report results in a 016-xxx error, restart the unit, perform an NVRAM reset for your unit using the information in step 7. Reset the Printer’s NVRAM, and attempt to print the settings report again.
If the settings report results in a 016-xxx error after the NVRAM reset, please contact Dell Technical Support.

Clear the Print Queues

Clear all jobs from the print queues on all systems which can print to this printer using the steps in the article Clearing the Print Spooler in Windows
Reinsert the data cable and restart the printer.
Wait for about one minute for the unit to reestablish network communication.
If the error occurs before sending a new print job to the unit, continue to 5. Change the Printer’s IP Address.
If the error does not return after reconnecting the network connection, print a Windows test page from one of your systems. Should the error occur after printing the test page, this can indicate a corrupt driver. Clear this print job and restart the printer. If a Windows test page from a different system does not generate an error, continue with Section 4. Reinstall the Driver on the system which causes the error.
If the error does not occur when printing test pages, attempt to reprint the original job which was queued when the error occurred. If the error returns, this can indicate an issue with a specific job and troubleshooting should continue with Section 6. Update the Printer’s Firmware.

Reinstall the Driver
Completely uninstall the driver and other printer software on the system from which the error occurs when printing. After uninstallation, restart the system or the print spooler service.
Download and install the latest version of the printer’s driver.
After reinstallation, attempt to print a Windows test page again.
If the error occurs, clear the job, restart the printer, and attempt to print a Windows test page with a driver other than the one which is currently being used.
If the error occurs with a Windows test page after reinstallation or with multiple drivers on one system, the print spooler on this system may be corrupt. Troubleshooting should continue with Section 6. Update the Printer’s Firmware prior to contacting support for your system.

Change the Printer’s IP Address

If the printer generates a 016-xxx error when connected to a data connection while there are no print jobs in any of the print queues, there may be a source on the network which is sending corrupt data which the printer cannot interpret.

Turn the printer off.
Disconnect the printer from any data cables (Ethernet, USB, Parallel, and Fax) or wireless networks
With the data connections removed, turn the printer on.
In the printer’s menus on the operator panel, change the printer’s IP address to a static address which is different from the previous IP address and is not currently assigned to another device on the network.
Reconnect the printer to the data connection and verify that the error does not return.
If the error does not return after reconnecting to the network, resume troubleshooting at 3. Clearing the Print Queues.

Update the Printer’s Firmware
After clearing all print queues and restarting the printer without an error, download and install the latest version of the printer’s firmware.
Attempt to reprint your documents after the update.
If errors return after updating the firmware, continue to Section 7. Reset the Printer’s NVRAM.

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