If you turn on your router it should connect to your printer again, even when not connected to the ISP. Then you can print.
Then tell your printer about the new router to connect to. That's exactly the same as you did when you connected it to your old router. No need to duplicate the part of the user manual you already followed.
Then when it works, you can turn your old router off again.
Kees
I recently disconnect my router and cancelled my ISP , as I can connect wirelessly to another connection.
However, my printer was connected to the router and now shows up as 'offline' - I cannot print. I suspect that I need to change my settings, but don't know how to troubleshoot this. Can someone walk me through the necessary steps?
Windows 7
Ricoh Aficio CL7200
ethernet cable connection

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