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May 6th, 2006 01:00

try cleaning the encoder strip on the printer., using a damp cloth.  BE CAREFUL .. IT BREAKS EASY and if it breaks, there is no fixing it.
 
 
humm.  html images must be disabled on this board :(  o well. here is a link to a pic that shows you
 

Message Edited by shadowlynx on 05-05-200608:47 PM

Message Edited by shadowlynx on 05-05-200608:47 PM

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May 6th, 2006 12:00

Thanks for your reply. I finally figured it out. After doing every other conceivable thing, I disconnected the new surge protector I had recently installed. Now the printer works fine again.

Nobody is gonna believe this. How could a surge protector do this? Beats me. But it goes into the trash today.

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May 29th, 2006 17:00

OK, so it was a dumb idea that a surge protector could be involved. Finally it quit doing everything, no print, no copy, no scan. So, I replaced it. Now I have a printer that is junk ready for the free recycle program, unless I decide to fool around with it. Any non-techie ever succeed in replacing parts in these things and making them work?
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