But your answer was the righto one, and was teh same one HP e-mailed me a day or so later, and I found it 2 days later, or today. After I typed in my printer problem, didn't really expect anyone to answer. I am not mechanical minded, but with HP's help, I finally got the printer working.
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and the printer started working for the first time in 3 or 4 days. Can be attached to a printer if you want to print your own labels, 4,500, private, Phone 03 54072998, Melton West Market Items 650 hair accessories, original price 2-8ea Ex Shop stock plus 2. Learn how to fix the HP Photosmart Plus All-in-One printer (B209a, B209b, B209c) when you see a Carriage Jam error message on the control panel or on your co. With a light, I barely saw a small piece of paper, with a writing pen, dull in, I got the paper out, put power cord back in, etc. As instructed, I opened front of printer over ink cartridges, I opened the 2nd plastic door with a screwdriver inside, instruction said, cut on printer, open doors, pull out power plug from back of computer, if cartridge is to the right, slide it to left, then look for paper.
You must clear obstruction." I didn't know what the cartridge was, and only with the 20-step cartridge jam HP document did I figure out what to do. But by running the HP "printer doctor" (?) it said, "Your cartridge is jammed. Ask Your Own Printers Question I can get the cartridges out now without pushing the carriage, the same as always. Try turning off the printer and then see if you can gently push the carrriage into the middle and get the cartridges out. Thanks to the repair video on HP website, which said every now and then, "Important note!" when looking for a paper jam at back of machine, with the back door off, did I finally notice 20 sheets of paper, HP of course, which had not gone through the machine, but ended up on the bottom of the back of the computer, and were barely, barely visable with a flashlight if you look hard through a roller (?) at bottom. The craddle is the thing you mount the ink cartridges in. HP's 20 step possible problem solution, was correct, but I only found it today, August 22, by luck when I happened to see in my e-mail the same some 20-step solution that HP e-mailed me, thank goodness.
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