HP Officejet Pro 6830 makes annoying "howling" sound

My 6830 relatively new to Pro Officejet started making an annoyoig screaming sound, a bit like the old dial FAX autoresponders.

I tried the outlets voltage down and changing. Neither helped.

It's driving me crazy, like a fingernail scratching on a blackboard...

There's a new firmware update released June 1 which may help to solve this problem.  Please install the last update of the firmware available here.

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