HP Photosmart 2610xi wireless printing problem

I have a HP Photosmart 2610 xi All-In-One printer that networks through a Netgear 600 Router for Macs. I have had the printer connected to the router through a USB cable connection versus Ethernet and it had worked very nicely for a long time.
We have had a couple of days where the power to our house has gone on and off several times. After this, my IMac first and then my MacBook Pro laptop will not print wirelessly to this printer w/o printing page after page of a 2-line computer code of gobbledygook. The OS is OS 10.9.1. I have to cancel printing to stop it going through lots of paper. The printer will print if directly connected to a computer and my computer still wirelessly prints fine to a Canon airprint printer.
I have noticed that an older MacBook Pro laptop with an older version of OS 10 will print wirelessly without this problem, so it looks like a potential problem with the newest OS version and the printer.
How do I solve this problem? I'd like to use this printer wirelessly as I did before. I have tried to troubleshoot this and not luck with my efforts. Thanks for any help.

I believe that the only way that you can use the scanner without bonjour is by connecting it to your computer through a USB connection instead of a network connection.
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