If your printer is printing blank pages, there are several possible causes for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can follow to resolve the problem:

Check ink or toner levels: Ensure that your printer has enough ink or toner to produce printed pages. If the levels are low, replace the cartridges or refill them if possible.

Verify the cartridges: Ensure that the ink or toner cartridges are properly installed in the printer. Sometimes, they can become loose or improperly seated, resulting in blank pages.

Run a print head cleaning cycle: Many printers have a built-in utility to clean the print heads. Refer to your printer's manual or control panel options to find the cleaning feature. Running a print head cleaning cycle can clear any clogged nozzles that may be causing the issue.

Check for paper jams: Open the printer and inspect the paper path for any obstructions or paper jams. Even a small piece of paper stuck in the printer can prevent it from printing properly.

Perform a test print: Use your printer's self-test or diagnostic feature to print a test page. This test will help determine if the issue is with the printer itself or with the computer or software you are printing from. Refer to your printer's manual for instructions on how to perform a test print.

Update or reinstall printer drivers: Outdated or corrupted printer drivers can cause printing problems. Visit the printer manufacturer's website to download and install the latest drivers for your printer model.

Check print settings and document content: Verify that the print settings are correctly configured. Ensure that you are printing the entire document and not just blank pages due to accidental selection. Additionally, check the content of the document itself to ensure there is no blank or empty page in the file.

Try printing from another device: If possible, attempt to print from a different computer or mobile device to rule out any issues specific to your original device.

Regards,
Peter