Lexmark T644 is a monochrome laser printer that helps you to perform the print operation over a USB or network connection. You can perform the duplex printing operation easily using this monochrome laser printer. The product package contains the Lexmark T644 printer, a power cord, a setup CD, a user guide, and a toner cartridge (pre-installed on the printer). Easy steps for Lexmark T644 setup are given below.
Compatible Windows OS versions: Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 2000 Server running Terminal Services, Windows XP x64, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 x64, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 x64 running Terminal Services, Windows 7, Windows 2003 running Terminal Services, and Windows Vista x64. The Lexmark T644 printer is not compatible with Windows 10.
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To replace the toner cartridge of your Lexmark T644 setup, follow the instructions given below.
To install the charge roller on your Lexmark T644 printer, follow the instructions given below.
The fuser unit of the Lexmark T644 setup should be replaced only by an authorized service technician. Contact your dealer or manufacturer to perform it. However, the steps to replace the fuser is given below, which you can carry out at your own risk.
You can connect your Lexmark T644 printer over a wireless network using Internal MarkNet N8050 802.11g wireless print server. To know how go through the instructions given below.
Before you begin the process, check the requirements mentioned below:
After satisfying the above requirements, begin the setup process as instructed below.
To perform the print operation from a USB Flash Memory device on your Lexmark T644 printer, follow the instructions given below.
Quick solutions to solve the Lexmark T644 printer issues like offline and paper jams are discussed below. If you encounter some other issues with this printer, then contact us to get remote assistance on the same.
To resolve the printer offline issue, follow the instructions given below.
The paper jam 241.0 error indicates that a paper jam has occurred on the inclined surface of a tray or across multiple trays.