HP inkjet 5550. Only the Resume light is blinking
When power is turned on the lights blink in succession but eventually only the resume light alone is blinking. Forwarding to document to print does not seem to get to the printer.
See this page for troubleshooting steps. The most likely cause is a paper jam, follow the steps in the above page to troubleshoot.
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