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Re: Everything prints crooked on HP Officejet Pro 8000
This can probably be resolved simply by adjusting the paper feed guide. Make sure that the movable guide (probably at the left side of the paper tray) is just touching the paper stack, with no gap.
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is the paper going thrugh crooked?
make sure the paper is in the tray and the guides are night and straight.
if that is ok, look for something that makes the paper turn crooked by hitting it, such as a lost scrap of paper or a paperclip where it does not belong.
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If the tray is similar to a Officejet PRO 8000 that I have,REMOVE the stack of paper, bring the adjustable guide walls towards
the center, and you should be able to print envelopes.
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