I have installed wireless printer via the time machine/airport extreme base. Added the printer via the bonjour. There are times when the printer will display a black plug and won't print. I have to uninstall and then reinstall the printer.

What does the black plug display mean?

Get an Airport Express. Plug the printer into the AE with a usb cable and set up the AE to be part of the network (get an IP address from your router). You can get an older AE inexpensively on eBay.

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