Officejet 8610 print manual feed?

I often have to print the back of a single sheet and it's a pain pulling out the tray to load one piece of paper. This was a cinch on a printer that had a vertical tray on the back. Is there no manual feed on the 8610???

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From what I gather by your question, you are printing on the back side of a single document, but does the document already have print on the other side?
If so then yes you will have to pull out the try and put that document print side up. The printer only has an input try for printing on the front of the machine and does not have a top feeder designed for printing. You will have to pull out the try to put in a single page manually.
If your document has no print on the other side then you can use the two sided printing option within the HP software. Please follow the document for Printing on Both Sides of the Paper (Duplexing) for HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-One Printer Serie....
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Hey @jewels2,
Welcome to the HP Support Forum. I hope you enjoy your experience here.
I understand you're encountering a recurring error status with your HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-One Printer. I would like to assist you with this.
Are you able to interface with the printer's touch screen at all, ie. - is it responsive to your touch so that you can access your printer's menus? I have a couple suggestions that might help.
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Officejet 8610 printing is EXTREMELY slow

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Hi @Gruenke,
I understand the printer is printing slow using a USB connection on one computer and wireless connection on another computer. You have already tried a lot of steps to try and resolve this issue. I can help you today.
Try printing a hardware self test to see if you have the same results.
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For the networking, please try these steps:
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Disconnect the power cable on the router for 10 seconds, then reconnect the power cable again.
Turn the computer on, then the printer.
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Make sure the printer is connected directly to a wall outlet and the USB cable is connected directly to the computer.
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Hi @beary_one
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This seems to apply to different error codes, including 8007002
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