When taking paper out of 8025E printer draw came completely out.

[riceplr]

I accidently took draw out of HP 8025 E. I had this problem a few years ago and was able to fix. I am unable to put the draw back in completely. I would aprecitate it if someone can instruct me how to get the draw and cover back in. 

[sherri54labrecq]

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@riceplr wrote:

I accidently took draw out of HP 8025 E. I had this problem a few years ago and was able to fix. I am unable to put the draw back in completely. I would aprecitate it if someone can instruct me how to get the draw and cover back in. 

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This is a common issue that can usually be resolved by ensuring proper alignment and sometimes pressing a release button.

First, power off and unplug your printer for safety. Gently slide the input paper tray back into its slot, ensuring it's straight. Many HP trays, including those in the 8020/8030 series, have a release button (often on the lower right side of the tray) or tabs that need to be pressed to allow it to slide in completely and lock into place. Push the tray in until you hear a click. For the output tray or cover, align any tabs or clips and gently push until it secures. Don't force it. If it resists, check for obstructions or misalignment. If you have the user manual, it will have diagrams; otherwise, a quick online search for "HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e paper tray reinsertion" might yield helpful videos.