How do I clear a false paper jam reading on a CM1312nfiMPF?

HP CM1312nfiMPF all-in-one:  I have cleared a paper jam in the output bin and closed the rear cover.  The screen on the machine says that I still have a paper jam in the output bin and will not let me continue.  I have double checked the input tray and the output bin, and there is no paper jam.  I have unplugged the unit, with the switch on, waited 25 seconds, plugged it back in, and the screen still tells me that there is a jam in the output tray.  Any suggestions? 

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