Hi Christopher, unfortunately, I don't use that scanner anymore as I got a new one some month ago and also switched to Debian. Anyway, I remember that one day, I removed a hidden directory under my home directory (~/.sane I think) where some configuration datas for my scanner were located. These configuration datas were old, probably from a very old Ubuntu install. It seems that it partially resolved my issue which was not happening so often. Thanks for your time.
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