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Problem of output bin full - HP LaserJet P2055d Printer

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Hi

This is the problem with the out bin sensor.

Do you want a quick and easy remedy? then just bang on the printer where the paper comes out. The sensor flag will trip and it will start working again.

DO RATE MY SOLUTION.

Thanks

Saleem

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