![]() ![]() It's the most passive form of getting to know someone, and I am all over that. I'm a lover of privacy, and yet I never fail to divulge useless pieces of information about myself. In a conversation with the lovely Miss Shayla (one of my favoritest readers from back when I was an incoherent twenty year old) we mentioned a familiar blog I had done regarding introspection and random facts. To incredible friendships that blossomed, to a wealth of new music I fell in love with, to a few bitsy mistakes, and to Pete Samson, a man who's identity absolutely baffled us during our hotel stay (inside jokes, inside jokes!). So I will leave it as a memory that I hold dear. However when I read it back to myself, I realized it didn't properly encapsulate just how amazing (see? already lacking superlatives) that weekend really was. I wrote up a huge entry about Lollapalooza. But as you well know, ice pops and procrastination pretty much side tracked me. I apologize from my departure from the blogosphere (especially to you who have been with me from the ice/princess days!) and I didn't intend for it to be that long. At some point, does a person finally realize its better to give up on themselves than to continue to fight for their own being? If one gives up, what happens? Do they live droll and zombified, or are they more schooled in 'the way things really are'? I wonder how close I am to finding out.īefore I begin, let me just say that my email was filled with love from my readers, and I honestly appreciate it. This is where I pretend to be strong, but unfortunately I lack the motivation to do so. I don't like to place blame but it sits, squarely on my shoulders, gnawing at my brain and beating me to let it in. I try to forgive myself for my past, and yet I find myself holding myself accountable for it everyday. Sometimes I look at my body and I hate what I see.Īll the time I look at my body and hate what I see. I chalk it up to a lack of an outlet for a girl with a fragmented thought process. So while it's not entirely my own doing, I've contributed to the mapwork maze of emotional tumult. I have scars from others, and scars from myself decorating my body like a graffiti-ed bridge. Slide the paper tray back in and give it a whirl. You'll just be more likely to need to do this simple process again in the future.Ĥ. If the clip breaks like mine, it's not the end of the world. If you fail to flex the clip up, it will press against the inside of the printer's casing and snap off. ![]() It should slide into the correct position, and the small clip should latch into the slot, hopefully stopping this from ever happening again. With some small pliers/needle nose, grab the white plastic piece as seen in the image and gently but firmly pull it toward the right side of the printer (BLUE arrow). You will need to gently flex the clip up (toward the top of the printer) while following step 3, so that it seats correctly in the curved slot.ģ. When I did this fix, this clip broke because I was impatient. If you look into the slot, you should be able to see the clip. There is a very small clip/hook on the lever which is supposed to rest in this slot, keeping the lever from dislodging and causing the very issue we are having. If you see less of the white plastic, it is out of position.īefore step 3: Notice the curved slot (Underlined in YELLOW) directly beneath the hole where the white plastic lever lives. ![]() If it looks like in my photo, it's where it should be. This white piece of plastic is the lever we need to put back into position. Facing the printer from the front: Immediately to the left of the paper tray slot, there is a small hole (Circled in RED) with a white piece of plastic visible through it (Squared in BLUE). Thus, the feeder rollers will no longer work.įortunately, the problem exists in a place that requires no disassembly.Ģ. This lever can come out of position such that it can no longer wedge beneath the gear, and instead pushes against the side of the gear. There is a small plastic lever that is used to lift/lower a gear in order to start and stop the feeder rollers. ![]()
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