Wireless printing problem in home network officejet 6700

1.HP Officejet 6700 Premium
2. not applicable(multiple operating systems. windows 7 and OS Lion)
3. My printer is connected to my house's wireless network and has accessibility to the internet, but when I try wireless printing from my iphone, ipad or macbook pro the printer "can not be seen". Saying " no air printers available".
But if i unplug the printer's power and plug it back in, when it just gets connected to the wireless network again I am able to "see" the printer for a brief moment and thus I'm able to print. But a little while later disappears again.
What can I do?

Hi antoniotineo, take a look at this document for suggested solutions to the problem you're describing. Work down through them in sequence and see how you get on.
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