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HP officejet 710 - replace scanner cover
Hi!
I do not know if you could get a cover new, but the OfficeJet series 500 should have the same scanner cover. Here are some pictures of mine: http://greyghost.dyndns.org/officejet/scanner-in.JPG http://greyghost.dyndns.org/officejet/scanner-out.JPG Until recently I had a scrapped out OfficeJet 700-something complete with the scanner module. I don't have it any longer. I parted it out and brought several other machines into working order. If your OfficeJet may have been wet, you may have to give it a LOT of time to dry out. Until it does, the machine will behave very strangely. The one you see in my pictures survived a nasty basement flood where it was entirely under water. After letting it sit in the sun for several days and then cleaning all the sensors, it works perfectly once again. They are pretty hard to kill and make a pretty nice multifunction machine. Mine was worth saving from the flood as the OfficeJets are the only machines I know of that will let you save faxes to a PC. In this day of junk faxing that capability is very nice to have. William |
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