LJ 9050

[copyman]

Not sure what it's called (maybe lift arm) but is the paper actuator sold separately instead of buying a whole paper feed assembly? This is the black plastic flag that contacts paper in tray 2&3 when lifted. I guess it senses if paper is full or empty?

If sold separately part # would be much appreciated.

Thanks

[wav]

Re: LJ 9050

[QUOTE=copyman;2510022]Not sure what it's called (maybe lift arm) but is the paper actuator sold separately instead of buying a whole paper feed assembly? This is the black plastic flag that contacts paper in tray 2&3 when lifted. I guess it senses if paper is full or empty?

If sold separately part # would be much appreciated.
This

https://www.toner2print.com/parts/hp/actuator/12ar12161kc/

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[copyman]

Re: LJ 9050

[QUOTE=wav;2510041]

Not sure what it's called (maybe lift arm) but is the paper actuator sold separately instead of buying a whole paper feed assembly? This is the black plastic flag that contacts paper in tray 2&3 when lifted. I guess it senses if paper is full or empty?

If sold separately part # would be much appreciated.
This

12AR12161KC Actuator for HP LaserJet 9040 9050 Series

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Thanks, I saw that when I searched Google. Unfortunately they no longer sell that part.

[wav]

Re: LJ 9050

[QUOTE=copyman;2510059]

Thanks, I saw that when I searched Google. Unfortunately they no longer sell that part.

Have you tried, ebay,Aliexpress.
Or see if a machines been broken for parts .

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[blackcat4866]

Re: LJ 9050

These machine were built by Canon. Back then, most Canon parts had the part number formed into the plastic somewhere, even if it was not sold as a separate item. If you've got one to look at, examine it closely. Sometimes the font is microscopic, but it's usually there somewhere. =^..^=