C410b photosmart premium keeps shutting down part way through printing off pdf documents

my new c410b photosmart premium keeps shutting down mid way through printing pdf documents
then powers back up with an error message on the display about being shut off inproperly

Here are a couple of ideas:
1. (my favorite) - connect the printer to the router with an Ethernet cable for virtually the same functionality, more speed and fewer connectivity issues.
2. Reset by turning the printer off, holding # and 6 keys while and for a few seconds after turning it back on.
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