HP OfficeJet D135 All-In-One InkJet Printer "locked carriage unit" Questions

...unit is plugged in and the power is turned on. Open the print carriage access door by lifting the handle until the door locks in place. The print carriage moves to the center. Wait two or three ...

locked into the carriage and have not come loose. Also verify that there are no obstructions under or around the carriage to block it from moving. Verify that the print carriage can move freely across

...unit.After the print carriage stops, remove the ink cartridge by pressing the gray release button, then lifting the cartridge up and out of its slot. Figure 2: Removing the ink cartridge Remove the ...

...unit. 2. Open the top cover or cartridge access door. 3. After the print carriage stops moving, unplug the power cord. 4. Remove both print cartridges. 5. Using a cotton swab or cloth lightly ...

carriage stall. Preventing paper jams The following information will help prevent paper jams from occurring: When loading paper in to the paper tray, push it in until it meets first resistance. Do not

locked into the carriage and have not come loose. Also verify that there are no obstructions under or around the carriage to block it from moving. Verify that the print carriage can move freely across

locked into the carriage and have not come loose. Also verify that there are no obstructions under or around the carriage to block it from moving. Verify that the print carriage can move freely across

...carriage ($70) online. I am ready to order it, but before I do so I would like to know how hard and what steps need to be taken to replace it. So can somebody please help and describe in details the ...

...carriage. I found that warm water got rid of the encrusted and gooey ink deposits from the panels and so, gritting my teeth, I adventurously and foolhardily held the printer chassis under the running ...

...carriage: Turn on the power to the unit and open it to access the print cartridges. The power must be on to access the print cartridges because the print cartridges are locked in place by the capping ...