I can no longer print wirelessly

My wireless network was recently changed and I can no longer print wirelessly from any of my devices. I have tried to change the info by connecting the printer to my MacBook Pro but I am stuck. Pleas help a confused housewife!

Hi,
If your wireless network was changed, you'll need to make sure that the printer and all your devices are still connected to the network. On your devices, you'll need to go to the wireless network icons and re-enter your password - the same for the printer.
For wireless printing to be enabled, both the printer and devices need to be connected to the same wireless network.
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