Cannot find instructions on how to connect printer to a new wireless network.

HP 4500 series was connected to my wireless network successfully for a year.  Upon moving and obtaining  new wireless network I cannot find instructions for changing wireless network for printer to recognize.

Hi,
Just connect printer to a new Network, like a brand new printer. Here are the manuals (many parts).
Good luck.
BH
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