The left side is where the the cutter is. If the carriage is stuck on the left side after moving it over there, it is likely that the cutter is having a problem. Like possibly it was installed incorrectly, or has become loose or jammed, etc.
It is a replaceable part. You might need to open up the left side and put a new one in.
But first, see if you can free the carriage. Get a flashlight and carefully check to see if there is anything obstructing the belt going to and in through the pulleys, and if there is something restricting the carriage on the right by the stepper motor gear. Try moving the carriage left and right in little steps.
Nest. Just unplug the printer and wait about an hour. make sure the switch is in the off position. Turn the switch on with your hand by the power cord. Wait for the carriage to start moving then unplug the cord. Now the carriage should move freely. Go left, then right and see if anything is blocking it.
Move it all the way to the right until it clicks.
Make sure printer switch is off, then plug power cord back in. Roll up a piece of letter size paper into a cone and stick it in the hole in the upper right of the open cover. (This deactivates the safety switch.)
Turn the printer's switch to on and watch carefully what happens.
See if the carriage moves from the right to the left smoothly and what happens when it get's to the left.
Use your flashlight carefully watching, checking. See if the printer wants to initialize.
And as this is your first post welcome to the forum. Be kind enough to respond back, report your findings and if the printer works because of help here on the forum, please don't run off yelling YAY!!!!, Let us know what has happened.
Try what I'm suggesting and get back to us.
Mark