by denn.. » Wed, 28 Apr 1999 04:00:00
I own a Canon BJC-210, and there's something jammed down into the paper
feed area, blocking its path. If I could only pop open the printer
somehow and remove the offending piece of crud (a chunk of poster
stick-tack, I believe), all would be well.
However, the printer is one of those snap-together plastic jobs, with
nary a screw to be found. Aside from me taking a hacksaw to the thing,
is there an easy way to pop off a panel so I can get inside the thing?
Thanks,
Jason
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