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Anonymous   11-21-2004 at 03:13:01 PM

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Hey, I have a Lexmark Z65 everything was fine until this morning when I
notice feed1 and feed2 buttons were blinking on and off and when I tried to
turn the power of it wouldn't turn off. Then I kept hearing the printer
sounding like it wanted to feed papers through... The only way I can figure
to get it to stop is by disconnecting the cables because the sound alone
drives me nuts! anyway if you have any info PLEASE REPLY! --Michelle

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Anonymous   11-21-2004 at 11:49:45 PM
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"Michelle" wrote:

| Hey, I have a Lexmark Z65 everything was fine until this morning when I
| notice feed1 and feed2 buttons were blinking on and off and when I tried to
| turn the power of it wouldn't turn off. Then I kept hearing the printer
| sounding like it wanted to feed papers through... The only way I can figure
| to get it to stop is by disconnecting the cables because the sound alone
| drives me nuts! anyway if you have any info PLEASE REPLY! --Michelle

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