Hp fax/scanner # 6110

possible that the margins you are using are incorrectly set

Something seems to be physically wrong in the mechanism.

Try the rolling wheels and the belt on which the cartridges run.

There's a sensor on the underside of the carriage assembly on the right side of the carriage that points down at the paper. You clean this sensor with a damp Q-tip and the error goes away. You have to unplug the machine while the carriage is in the center to be able to reach the sensor.

Hello,
I think your paper tray may need to be adjusted to fit your paper size.
Check and see if there is any way to adjust it.

Thanks
Lolita

Check the Paper Size Settings.

The only document I found at HP.com that may seem to address your issue is the following:

A 'Paper Mismatch' or 'Paper too Narrow' Error Occurs While Receiving a Fax

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Yboyandrei

Have it save-to-image instead of print-to-paper. That should make it happier.

You can then print it out later, re-sizing it to fit the paper you have to print on.

I not really sure on this machine if it has these setting, but most fax do. There is a setting that allows you to automatic choose reduction of a fax if the one sent was larger than 8 1/2 x 11. Good Luck

If you see this message on the front panel of the HP PSC 2210 when you are receiving a fax, check that the paper size is set to match the paper size in the paper tray. (You cannot receive a fax on 4 x 6 paper or on an envelope.) Checking the paper size setting

1. Press Setup .
2. Press the right arrow until you see 3: Basic Fax Setup .
3. Press Enter .
4. Press the right arrow until you see 4: Paper Size .
5. Press Enter .
6. Press the right arrow until you see the paper size that matches the size of the paper in the paper tray.
7. Press Enter .

This seems to be a pretty comprehensive series of steps to fix your paper too narrow printing and fax problem with the HP 6110.

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=bpu00804&prodTypeId=15351&prodSeriesId=322818&locale=en_US

This seems to be a paper registration problem for the copy function only that is an HP thing Good old HP so innovative and so secretive none of us know whats going on most of the time. Two things to try. Take the stack of paper out of the feed tray and riffle so that it is slightly 'untidy' switch off the device , load the paper, switch on- see what happens. Next look at the software disk- there is usually a fully comprehensive reference manual on there [more than in the book]- check that out then come back.