# Printer Error Log
Status/Information > Job > Printer Error Log

Displays the error log of completed print jobs.
New error log records appear at the beginning of the list. Older (earlier) errors are further down the list.

Note

- When the power is turned off, all error log records are cleared.
- When logged in as Machine Administrator, you can view all error log records.
  For User, some error log records may be hidden.
  Administrators other than Machine Administrator are prohibited from accessing the error log records.

### View

Select from the following items you want to display in the list:

- All
- Sample Print
- Locked Print
- Hold Print
- Stored Print

### Page control buttons

Click the buttons above the list to change the display page.
The total number of pages and current page number are displayed between the button and the button.

#### Go to the first page. button

Displays the first page.

#### Go to the previous page. button

Displays the previous page.

#### Go to the next page. button

Displays the next page.

#### Go to the last page. button

Displays the last page.

### Display Items

Select the number of display items per page.

### List of display items

The items displayed are as follows:

#### ID

Displays a unique number assigned to each error. ID numbers may not be consecutive.

#### Details button

Click to display the Error Log Details page.

#### Name

Displays the name specified as the login name of the job sender.

#### User ID

Displays the identifier of the user who sent the job.

#### File Name

Displays the name of the document where the error occurred.

#### Created At

Displays the date and time the user sent the job.

#### Error Type

Displays the error type such as Storing error(s) occurred., The job was reset., Print data error., and Authentication error occurred..

Note

- Name appears only if user authentication is enabled.
- If there is no information entered for Name, User ID, File Name, or Created At, "---" or "?" may appear.

## Buttons

### Refresh

Click to update the currently displayed information.

### Back

Displays the previous page.

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