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Did you follow the steps from the user manual for this printer to print to a CD/DVD label? do you have the user manual for this printer if not you can downlaod it from here http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01507549.pdf
take out the paper tray. turn off the printer re start the printer without tray. turn of printer again. then restart then put in the paper tray again and add paper.print test page. then turn it off again so this time it can re a line its thoughts. this sounds silly but it worked for mine. i retrain my computer and printer. this way. try it it cannot hurt. after that throw it out the window. kick the cat. and take it to pc world. they have free help and advise service.
I had the same problem with the paper output tray. I solved it by removing the switch by removing one screw and tying the wire leads together. Now the printer thinks the tray is always open.
This is a "Sensor" issue, there is a sensor that detects when the Cover is closed, this is either faulty, not being activated, or being activated but not registering at the CPU. Sometimes it is an actual switch, others it is a hall effect sensor, optical, magnetic sensor or the like. Have a squiz and see if ya can see any sensor etc. maybe its blocked etc. Otherwise I think it's gonna have to go 4 repair.. If so get a firm "Quote" B4 allowing them to proceede.
I had the same problem. My printer was sitting too far back in the cabinet and the cd tray was hitting the back wall when it was pulling it throuh. I moved the printer forward and the obstruction in the back was no longer an issue. It started printing all cd's just fine.
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