Erasing printer memory

I have a HP Photosmart C6300 All-in-One printer that no longer works. I want to be sure that any data I scanned or copied no longer resides within the printer's memory. I would like to send it to HP for recycling.
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The printer does not hold any personal data. be sure to remove any memort cards , USB sticks , originals that you may have copied from the printer .
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I see by your post that you want to know how to get more memory. I can help you.
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