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10-04-2017 10:35 AM
We have an HP LaserJet M1522nf printer and recently I removed the part with the glass mounted to it (flatbed?) to clean black smears from inside the glass. I don't remember moving the scanner and everything seemed to go back together with no problems or binding or anything, but after powering it up while going through its startup routine the scanner moved back and forth just fine for a little while then it got up against the left side and started making a grinding sound. The error message came up: Scanner Error 5 Turn off then on. Turning it off then on several times it kept doing the same thing so I removed the flatbed again to make sure it wasn't hitting something and it still did the same thing. The scanner moves freely and easily by hand with the power off so I tried moving it a bit more to the right and powered up hoping it would re-home itself or something but it just took a little longer to do the same thing. Apparently the motor still works and so does the belt and there's nothing blocking its path, so can anyone tell me what to do to get it to re-home itself or whatever it needs to do?
Thank you for any help!
David
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