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Tino
May 1, 2002 17:25:27 GMT   

I have it hooked up to a network, everything works for a while but after it recieves/sends a fax or copies/prints it gives me an error message saying"Scanner Failure: Turn off then on Again". It is so random when it happens because it can happen when it finishes any one of those funtions. The scanner works fine.
I then turn it off then back on again and everything works for a couple of hour.
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HP moderator Chel Greene This member has accumulated 1500 or more points
May 1, 2002 22:41:43 GMT  2 pts

Hello Tino -

The Scanner Failure error can occurs if the scanner bulb is not being heated up to the correct temperature. Here is a link to documentation that provides several suggestions to resolve.....

http://www.hp.com/cposupport/multifunction/support_doc/bpu02614.html

Chel
Tino
May 2, 2002 17:25:37 GMT    N/A: Question Author

Thank you for the link but I have tried different outlets and still getting the error message. The a/c was even out for the day in that room so it was a little warmer than usual in that office and unfortunately that didn't work either.

Any suggestions
HP moderator Chel Greene This member has accumulated 1500 or more points
May 2, 2002 20:43:42 GMT    Unassigned

Hello Tino -

The scanner hardware may not be able to maintain the necessary temperature. I suggest you contact Customer Care at 208-323-2551.

Chel
Tino
May 13, 2002 14:08:22 GMT    N/A: Question Author

I went ahead and called customer care and they tried to walked me through some procedures and still didn't work. They finally came to the conclusion that there was a defect in the scanner bulb and to just get the "all in one" replaced since it was still under warranty. Does HP have a 800# customer care line, if not what's up with that?
HP moderator Chel Greene This member has accumulated 1500 or more points
May 14, 2002 11:15:11 GMT    Unassigned

Hello Tino -

There is not a 800# for Customer Care. You will need to dial 208-323-2551.

Chel
 
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