This keypad

 

Has this meaning:

 

And this action is

 

 

message:

 

 

recommended:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clear paper/document

One of the following has

jam, then power Off/On.

happened:

 

A serious print jam has

 

occurred, or

 

You manually moved

 

the print cartridge holder

 

out of its position, or

1Open the cover and clear the paper path. (To display step- by-step, illustrated instructions on your computer screen, follow this path: HP OfficeJet Manager/ Help/How Do I?/Maintaining the HP OfficeJet/Clearing a paper jam.)

 

Part of the printing

2 Remove any documents

 

mechanism has been

from the document tray.

 

damaged.

3 Reset the HP OfficeJet by

 

 

pressing the On/Off button on

 

 

the keypad twice (this turns it

 

 

off, then on again), then click the

 

 

Reconnect Now button on your

 

 

computer screen.

 

 

If this doesn’t clear the display,

 

 

try unplugging and replugging

 

 

the power cord from the wall.

 

 

If the message still isn’t cleared,

 

 

write it down and call the HP

 

 

Customer Support Center at

 

 

(208) 323-2551 for help.

 

 

 

Close cover

One of the following has

Close the cover on the front of

 

happened:

the HP OfficeJet, and make sure

 

The cover of the HP

you hear the “click” that tells

 

OfficeJet was opened.

you it’s completely closed.

 

If this doesn’t clear the message,

 

The scanner cover was

 

follow the instructions under the

 

removed or misinstalled.

 

“Replace scanner cover” mes-

 

 

 

Print jobs will be sus-

sage later in this table.

 

Any print jobs that were sus-

 

pended temporarily, and

pended will continue normally.

 

all other jobs will be can-

You will need to re-start any

 

celled.

faxes you were sending, and any

 

 

copy or scan jobs.

 

 

 

Copy failed

The HP OfficeJet ran out

Copy using the HP OfficeJet’s

 

of memory while copying

Document Assistant screen on

 

your document.

your computer, instead of from

 

 

the keypad.

 

 

Copies made from the Document

 

 

Assistant use your computer’s

 

 

memory, which is more exten-

 

 

sive than the HP OfficeJet’s

 

 

memory.

 

 

Refer to Chapter 4 for step-by-

 

 

step copying instructions.

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