The power supply for my HP Office Jet 6110xi was lost during a move. I have been unable to get the power supply model number to be able to order a replacement. Can you help?Thanks

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HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477

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Code: 58.04; Display: 58.XX Error, Turn off then on; Description: The product has experienced an error with the low voltage power supply.

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Code: 58.XX; Description: The product has experienced an error with the low voltage power supply. • 58.04 = Low voltage power supply malfunction; Remedy: 1.

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Could you please give what model number your office jet is so we can get the correct information for you. This number should be on front of printer near the office jet name.

Try this. Hope it will help you.
This indicates an obstruction to the print carriage. Turn off the power,
c003 xxxx
open the top cover, and look for something preventing the ink car-
(x = any
number)
tridges from moving back and forth.
If the problem persists, close the top cover, turn on power, and open
the top cover again so the print cartridges move to the center. Remove
and reinstall both print cartridges. Close the top cover. Then remove
the power plug from the back of the HP OfficeJet, wait four seconds,
and plug it back in. If the front panel directs you to, realign the print
cartridges by pressing Enter and following the instructions on the
sheet that prints out.
Note:
For any error code not listed above, remove the power plug
from the back of the HP OfficeJet, wait four seconds, and plug it back
in. If the error code persists, contact Hewlett-Packard for assistance.

According to Intuit it may due to inappropriate printer driver settings, for resolve this issue follow these tutorial steps Problem Printing Transactions to HP Printer and if not have enough technical knowledge or need any guidance during this process follow Intuit Support Number .

Go into your [Device Manager] Expand the Universal Serial Bus Controllers section and you should see USB Print Support. Double click that and under the Driver tab, click on the [Uninstall] button. After uninstall, power reset the computer. Once powered on, plug the printer back into the computer. This should re-do the installation process properly.

Please get it downloaded here : www.hp.com/cposupport/eschome.html
www.opendrivers.com/.../hp-free-driver-download.html
www8.hp.com/id/en/support.html

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The item number for the power cord is 8120-8882 The item number for the power supply is 0957-2094 You can order them by clicking here or by clicking here

http://search.lexmark.com/searchresults.shtml?query=parts&isoctry=US&isolang=en

Go to hp.com support downolads. enter your model number and you should be able to download updated software and drivers.

Try using HP's PartSurfer website to find the power cable. It has the complete inventory of all HP parts, searchable by part number or model number.

You can get the part number off of your old power cable, or search by " Officejet 6310 ". There are actually several sub-models of the Officejet 6310: Q8061B, Q8063A, Q8062A, Q8077C, Q8061AR, Q8061A, etc. Look on the barcode label on the back of your printer to find your specific sub-model number. (They probably all use the same power supply, but it's best to be as precise as possible when looking up the part.)