Officejet 5610v Power Off Problem

New to the site, hoping someone can help me solve this problem.
When I go to turn off the power, I press the power button and the display reads "shutting down." It will stay this way and don't turn off. I have to unplug it, plug it back in, press the power button, and the display reads "Fax Failure, Unable to send or receive faxes, press OK." I press OK and it is ready to print. Ideas?
TS

I have had my Officejet 5610V now for over two years on my Windows Vista PC. The HP Officejet 5610V that I have has been a turd since the day I bought it. After numerous contacts with tech support and numerous un-installs and re-installs and software downloads and in-stalls, as well as resetting the printer back to the factory settings, I still have to pull the power plug out of the wall socket to turn the HP Officejet 5610V off and plug it in to use it every time. I have never had such a dirty rotten piece of junk in my life!!! I will never purchase another HP Printer again. Tech support was no help at all and I was never offered a replacement printer due to all my problems. Cannon printers have always worked great for me, and it looks like I'm going to have to go buy a new Cannon Printer once I use up the ink in this junk printer. I was looking foreword to having this HP Officejet 5610V printer because it offered so much all in one unit, but I never expected all this hassle and problems!!!

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