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11-28-2024 03:03 PM
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Reattaching the paper tray cover on your HP DeskJet 4650 printer can be a bit tricky, but it's typically a matter of aligning the cover correctly and ensuring that any clips or guides are properly engaged. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you reattach the cover:
Steps to Reattach the Paper Tray Cover on HP DeskJet 4650:
Locate the Paper Tray and Cover:
- The paper tray should be positioned at the bottom of the printer, where the paper is loaded.
- The cover should be a removable piece that shields the paper tray area.
Examine the Paper Tray and Cover:
- Check the paper tray for any slots, clips, or guides that the cover might need to align with.
- On the cover, you might see small tabs or clips that fit into corresponding slots on the printer’s body. These are often part of the mechanism to hold the cover securely in place.
Align the Paper Tray Cover:
- Align the paper tray cover with the tray area on the printer.
- The cover should fit over the top of the paper tray, with the tabs or clips lining up with the slots on the printer’s body.
Attach the Cover:
- Carefully slide the cover into place, ensuring that the tabs fit into the corresponding slots or grooves.
- You may need to gently press down to snap the cover into place.
- If there are clips on the cover, make sure they click into place, ensuring the cover is securely fastened.
Check for Proper Alignment:
- Once the cover is attached, gently tug on it to make sure it is securely fixed and doesn’t come loose.
- Ensure the paper tray itself is positioned correctly, and the paper can still slide in and out easily.
Tips:
- Be gentle when reattaching the cover to avoid damaging any of the clips or tabs.
- If the cover doesn’t seem to align correctly, double-check for any obstructions or bent pieces that might be preventing it from fitting.
- If the cover still won’t fit or it’s broken, you might need to check with HP for a replacement part or refer to the printer’s manual for more detailed guidance.
If you're still having trouble, feel free to describe the situation in more detail, and I can help further!
I hope this helps.
Take care and have a good day.
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