Can't back up Time Machine since upgrade to Mountain Lion

When auto back up would be starting, I get an error message "Can't access the backup disk...TIme Capsul" (OSSStatus error 89.)
None of the usual "go to settings" etc. are leading me anywhere useful.
Do I need a patch to make Time Machine/Time Capsule compatible with Mountain Lion?
Di I need to use iCloud as my back up method? (Have not been using iCloud for anything so far).

Time Machine and the Time Capsule is compatible with Mountain Lion.  Look in Time Machine Troubleshooting for a solution.

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    The situation:
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