HP Officejet 6500 a: Printerhead is stuck in right position

This morning, my printer gave the message of 0x61011bea (paperjam);  After having checked the entire machine I got no paper in the printer. The only thing I can not check it if there is no paper left in the printerhead for the printerhead is stuck in its starting position. Even after using considerable force, it won't move in a central position. Even after resetting the printer and cut power, it will not move.

Can anyone give me some suggestions how to slice? Because the printer is already 4 years in use, I won't let it be repaired because of the costs.

yours scincerely,

B.

Hi @Bouke,

Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

I see you're transport is stuck in the right position on your HP Officejet 6500 a printer. I will definitely do my best to help you.

What you describe, it seems that the transport is not mobile correctly, this guide will help you determine if you have a hardware problem.

"I would like to try the steps in this guide, 'traffic Jam' or ' 0X610000F6" message for HP Officejet 6500 a e-all-in-One Printer Series.

NOTE: If the printer does not print not a test page, there is a problem with the printer hardware. Continue to the next solution.

 

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