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If you can't get that flat cable back in without it bending, you can put a little bit of superglue on the backside of the bent connectors to adhere it to the cable. That has got me out of a few pinches when I would work on the old HP designjets and their trailing cables.
On some of the lower end HP desktops (LJ3035 especially) I would cut a little off the end of the cable. This saved me many times
I have a 3070 kicking my ass. I have replaced the MFP-pwb, MSata, PCU pwb, Lsu pwb, TC pwb, HVT pwb, MC pwb, HDD, TCI unit, Drum unit and DV unit and Im still getting this "flaring" blacks. The 22-6 looks like it is "double struck" from a typewriter. My 46-74's the colors are good but the black is way off. I will give examples here.
Ok, Ive tried both suggestions and both are a no-go. still having the problem. Im going to stop the print mid stream to check the drum and TC1 to see if the phenomenon is on either or both.
Originally posted by bigdaddyooo
Ahhhhhh NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. I did examine it and it was right on the corner so it was very difficult to notice. so after I exhausted all of my resources, I microscoped the cable and found that. But thank you Mr. Helper. LOL
Well, for sure not a helper in this case. Just observer. Good luck troubleshooting next one.
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