Printer MFP135 - PWG Error

Hello, my HP MFP135wg printer is driving me to despair.

It has been added and is being displayed, and it prints too—though it only prints the error message “PWG ERROR, ERROR CODE 11-1114”.

I’ve already tried all the solutions I could find, but nothing worked. Before switching to Endevour, I used openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora, and the printer worked fine there. On Arch (I even tried CachyOS), I just can’t get it running.

I’ve currently reinstalled SUSE because I need the printer. If I could get a reliable tip or some help regarding the MFP135, I’d switch back to Arch and immediately—I had everything else working perfectly there!

Thank you for your help.

According to Arch wiki you might need hpuld package from AUR for Laserjet MFP 13x series drivers. Do you have that installed?

Habe ich auch schon versucht

While most HP printers rely on hplip, the MFP 135 series is a rebranded Samsung printer. It is not supported by default via HPLIP; standard hp-setup tools will fail.

yay -S hpuld

add printer to cups

USB: Select the HP Laser MFP 135wg entry from the local list.

OR

Network/Wi-Fi: Select the AppSocket/HP JetDirect option or use the discovered network option.

*Note
When prompted to select a driver model, scroll down to HP and select the HP Laser MFP 13x Series driver provided by the newly installed hpuld package.

If you prefer a standard settings menu, install the native configuration wrapper:

sudo pacman -S system-config-printer

Launch system-config-printer, click Add, select your detected device, and map it to the HP Laser MFP 13x Series driver.

Configure the scanner

sudo pacman -S sane xsane

Enable the smfp driver backend by editing the SANE configuration file:

sudo nano /etc/sane.d/dll.conf

Scroll down and verify if smfp is on the list. If it isn’t there, add a new line containing exactly:

smfp

  1. Save and close the file (Ctrl+O, then Ctrl+X)

Hope this helps!

Leider auch nichts gebracht. Habe alle Tipps aus dem Internet und was ich gefunden habe durch.

Wirklich komisch ist das das Problem nur unter Arch Auftritt ( endevour und cachy getestet)

Bei fedora Gnome und KDE und bei suse Tumbleweed sofort erkannt ( Scanner und Drucker) alles ohne Fehlermeldung