- Turn off your printer, and unplug the ethernet cable from the printer.
- Turn on the printer and wait 20 seconds.
3. Using a pen, paperclip, or similar tool push the red button on the back of the printer next to the Ethernet port. Continue holding down the button until the end of step 7.
4. The ethernet port is equipped with two indicator lights one red and one green, which will flash for 15 seconds.
5. Both red and green lights will blink simultaneously for 5 seconds

6. The red light will blink on its own for 5 seconds.

7. The green light will blink on its own for 5 seconds.
8. When both lights begin blinking simultaneously again, release the button for 1 second.

9. Immediately press it again.
10. The lights will stop blinking for 7 seconds

11. The lights will then blink alternately. At this point, release the button.
12. Turn the printer off and back on. The printer will now be DHCP.
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