Check paper sorry, that was a mistake. I was not rating your answer to my first question, but the website's failure to deliver an answer to my follow up to which I got no response regarding HOW to clean the paper sensor. If you know how, I will appreciate that info. Thank you! Roger

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Here's a link from which you should be able to download the online manual with a troubleshooting section that includes specific instructions on clearing a paper jam. See also this page, as I have no great confidence in the links I get from canon, their website is so backwards. If you choose the service and support option, then ask "how do I clear a paper jam" you'll see the instructions they offer.
Issue: Paper is jammed inside the printer
Solution: Remove foreign object from paper feed area (MP130)

Remove foreign object from paper feed path If error message

• [PLEASE CLEAR PAPER JAM AND PRESS [OK]] or
  
• [CHECK PRINTER]

is displayed, follow this procedure to remove paper or obstructions from the machine. Clearing Jams In The Paper Output Tray:

1. Gently pull any jammed paper out of the Paper Output Tray.
   
   
   
   
2. Press .
   
   
3. If you cannot see any jammed paper in the Paper Output Tray, remove it from the machine's interior.
   
1. Press to power off the machine.
   
2. Lift up the Scan Unit until it locks into place.
   
3. Open the Paper Output Tray.
   
4. Look in the print area for an obstruction (such as a paper clip, staple, tape, etc.) and then remove it.
   
   
4. If you are printing from an application software, follow the instructions displayed on your computer.

Clearing Jams From The Auto Sheet Feeder:

1. Gently pull out any jammed paper from the Auto Sheet Feeder.
   
   
   
   
2. Press .
   
   
3. If you are printing from an application software, follow the instructions displayed on your computer.

Sorry I can't offer you much more, but just try to get all the bits out. Sometimes a pointy tool on a vacuum will help. Otherwise, maybe you can wrap and tape a post-it note around a popsicle stick or something to reach the paper and try to coax it out, or maybe a bit of folded tape on the end of a ruler or something like that. Good luck.

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This sounds like a highly specialized problem that only hp support or the manufacturer of the motherboard can solve. Check out the relevant websites Good luck

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Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

based on your model number, I can only assume you put a metal container in the unit, which in-turn you had a paper towel.. the metal started to spark and thus the fire. you cannot USE METAL in this type of microwave. and if the unit wont work, it now defective...

If you did not use metal, you had a magnetron failure.. maybe you unit is under warranty.

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You can view ( and print out ) a diagram of the carbs at the following website > Please rate my answer. Thanks.
www.babbittsonline.com/pages/parts/viewbybrand/default.aspx

Sorry to contact you this way but i've spoken to an older colleague of mine and it appears that before 1992 in the Adcom GFA-555 they were using bipolar transistors and the amp was rated fo a minimal impedance of 4 ohms - not like in the newer ones that have MOSFETs and are rated for 1 ohm in bridge mode. So the fast fuses that you need are of 6 amps , not 20 like in the newer models.
Sorry for my mistake.

In future, please follow these instructions and/or these to clear a paper jam on your printer.
This article describes how to reset the printer to clear the ink system failure error.
For other questions, please see your hp home support page here.

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