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Clip, clip, where is the clip? HP deskjet960c



 
 
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Old August 6th 06, 08:28 AM posted to comp.periphs.printers
Rob
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Default Clip, clip, where is the clip? HP deskjet960c

I had a paper jam on my HP deskjet960c, cleared the jam and lights kept
blinking and the printer was inoperative.

I went to the HP support website online and found ALMOST exactly what I
needed in the FAQs. However, the critical point requires that I take a
flat head screwdriver and push on a silver clip to release the carriage
and bring it back to center.

The illustration showing the clip is inadequate and as a result I can't
identify the clip.

HP provides no further support.

Can anyone help me to identify this elusive release clip?

Thanks,

Rob

 




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