Problem inserting hp LASERJET 1020 TONER CARTRIDGE

I took the toner cartridge out of my hp laserjet 1020 printer and when I tried to replace it doesn't go back in squarely.  Can'r tell if the left side is in to far or if the right side is not in far enough.  The printer is turned on.  I have removed it before withour incident.  Thanks for any advice.      BOOBOO2

Hello , Thanks for posting in the HP Forums, and welcome! I understand you are having some issue installing a new toner cartridge in your HP Laserjet 1020 Printer. I'd love to help you with this. Please take a look at this video tutorial for changing the toner on this model - Replacing a Cartridge - HP LaserJet 1020 Printer  If you are still unable to install the toner cartridge, I'd recommend taking a look inside the unit with a small flashlight to see if you can see any obstructions. Hope this helps!

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