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There is a strong possibility that there is a small piece of paper jammed in the sensor, which is creating the error. I had a similar issue with my old printer and it wasn't until I unhooked it, and cleaned out the paper reservoir (using canned air) that my printer began to work again.
The other possibility is that the ink cartrigde is 'gummed' up or dried out
The other possibility is that the ink cartrigde is 'gummed' up or dried out