HP 5590 ScanJet Flatbed Scanner "paper" Questions

I removed a stuck piece of paper. Subsequent paper is pulled in and then is pulled sideways and then gets stuck. I have looked for more stuck paper and can not find anything. I replace the top roller ...

paper jam I have a paper jam. It is STUCK! Half of the paper is in the scanner where the roller pull the paper in. Any solution? I had the same problem. What I did : I placed a thicker paper in the ...

ADF document feed Single sheet loaded into feeder jams because the paper is drawn in in a skewed manner.Checked for the paper being 'square' in the feeder - no changeI've tried cleaning sheets (not hp

ADF paper jam, when there is none Keeps saying ADF paper jam, however there is none. After doing the usual, turning it off, reinstalling the software, basically everything known to man, still says ...

slides to scan. The scanner ignores these slides. Have you tried to put them under a blank sheet of paper so your scanner can see it? Place a pure white sheet of paper behind the negative - some paper

HP scanjet 5590 pulls the paper half the way in and then starts pulling sideways and then gets stuck. Have you checked to make sure there isn't previously jammed paper in the feeder? It sounds like ...

the automatic document feeder keeps grabbing the paper on one side and therefore creasing the paper so that it does not go through Lift up on the ADF roller cover and look for a piece of paper. Remove

DOCUMENT FEEDER IS JAMMING WHEN USING THE DOCUMENT FEEDER THE PAPER IS NOT BEING PULLED IN STRAIGHT THEREFORE IS JAMS Try and clean the rubber rollers with Isopropyl alcohol. Do not use any solvents. ...

at scaning time show HP SCANJET 7800 at scaning time show "There are no paper in document feeder? Hi I take it the scanner is connecting to your pc okay? the paper need to engage in the feeder. Try ...

I tried to scan a small piece of paper and it has jammed. How do i get this paper out turn the machine around, there should be two plastic hinges on the right and left. Press them to remove the back ...