Printer will not connect wireless WPA passphrase does not match.

My printer use to work wireless and now has stopped. The passphrase has not been changed, all other wireless computers, PS3 still work. I have re-entered the passphrase several times with same error. Diagnostics resulsts:
Attention  The WPA security passphrase configured on your HP printer does not match your wireless router setting.
Solution 1 Run the wireless Setup Wizard to re-enter your wireless network WPA security passphrase.
DIAGNOSTICS RESULTS
>Wireless
     - Wireless On     PASS
    - Wireless Working      PASS
> Connectivity
       - Connected     Not run
       - Disconnected count total    455
       - Disconnected count (last Hour)    0
       - Disconnected count ( last 24 hours)    0
>  Network
       - Network Name SSID found    PASS
      - other networks detected matching your networks name SSID     NO
       - Wireless networks detected          4
>Settings
       - Printer Settings consistent with wireless router settings     NOT RUN
       - No filtering     NOT RUN
       - Channel    NOT RUN
      - Security    FAIL
Current configuration
       - Network Name (SSID)      xxxxxxxx    " the name given is correct"
      - Hardware Address (MAC)  xxxxxxxx
       - ip address        NOT APPLICABLE
      - Configuration Source      NOT APPLICABLE
     -Communitcation Mode      INFRASTRUCTURE
     - Authentication Type         WPA-PSK
    - Encryption         Automatic (AES or TKIP)
     _ Internet       Not applicable
I have tried several times to input the passphrase, i have reset defults on the modem, i have unpluged the modem. Nothing seems to work. Any ideas on how to fix this problem.  Note: I am able to connect my computer straight to the printer wireless but unable to connect throught the modem. please help.....
the modem is a UBEE DDW366

Temporarily remove and disable all security on the router. Now try to connect to your unsecured SSID. Are you successful? If yes, go back and add WPA2-AES with your password and try to connect again.
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