Hp 6250 printer - Color Graphics Display came off machine

The graphics display screen pulled right out of the machine. I have opened it up but I can not find where the white cable (more like a flat ribbon) should be located and inserted inside the machine. If anyone can provide me with a picture of the inside of the printer where it should go or detailed insurctions on where it goes I think the machine will still work just fine.

Hello, 
Please call HP Tech Support for further assistance. The pritner has to be replaced.
If you are in US , the toll free # is 1-800-474-6836 .
If you are not in US , then log on to www.hp.com , at bottom-left corner there is a world map icon, click on it and then select the region you belong to, which would then provide support options for you for that region.
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