Just wondering how hard it was to replace this unit. Im figuring its not to hard but this is for a non customer on a off brand printer to me so I would like to know a little something about what im doing before I show up.
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Just wondering how hard it was to replace this unit. Im figuring its not to hard but this is for a non customer on a off brand printer to me so I would like to know a little something about what im doing before I show up.
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its very similar to 4600. lift up top cover, open front door, and pull down on green handles of the transfer belt. Then you will see 2 release levers on either side of the transfer belt. Just slide them back while pulling the belt toward you. Reverse process to install.
My customers do change these themselves. A user should have no trouble.
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I agree with the comments above. This is an easy one, just find the release latches on either side and the hardest part is done.
anything in a hp printer with light blue is customer replaceable
Its a very easy replacement, but if the machine is calling for it it's probably a good time for an overall cleaning and check of rollers ect.
This is EXTREMELY EASY to remove and install another one. However, there's been a nationwide backorder of this product from HP since August. So if anyone knows of someone who has this in stock, I'd love to hear where.
On this product, you just pull up on the tabs at the bottom where it connects to the printer. And then pull it off. That's all there is to it! You can install another by reverse it. It's just that easy!!
Maybe HP should have made their Photosmart range and other inkjets entirely out of light blue plastic then??Originally Posted by jtymabel
Try Depot America for transfer kit
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