HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

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  • khoacoitnt
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    • Dec 2010
    • 28

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    HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

    Hello you, I have a hp laserjet 4730 printer error fuser and transfer belt to be replaced. no way to give this notice to be no. please help me, I thank many
  • JustManuals
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    • Jan 2006
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    Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

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    • fixthecopier
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      • Apr 2008
      • 4713

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      Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

      Sorry, on that one you have to put those parts in.
      The greatest enemy of knowledge isn't ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge. Stephen Hawking

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      • Wild Bill
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        • Jul 2005
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        • ignacio.cortez
          Trusted Tech

          100+ Posts
          • Jul 2010
          • 176

          #5
          Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

          Originally posted by khoacoitnt
          Hello you, I have a hp laserjet 4730 printer error fuser and transfer belt to be replaced. no way to give this notice to be no. please help me, I thank many

          If Fuser Error, Fuser needs to be replaced, I'd reset the Fuser Counter (Maintenance Kit) at the same time.

          Transfer Belt, there might be a counter you can reset on the service mode, but as the other post stated, there might be a fuse that needs to pop for the counter to reset.

          It's worth a try, if you have a SERVICE menu try this number 09473005 as the Service password, it worked on one of the ones I had to service, but not on another one. Give that a try, or Google the password for the model

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          • Imagnet_Tech

            #6
            Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

            How much does the Flash-It cost? I have been to the website, and read about it, yet no where does it have a cost for it.

            Thanks

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            • good
              Technician
              • Sep 2012
              • 51

              #7
              Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

              Sorry to hear that but you will need to replace your fuser and image transfer kit to fix your problem.

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              • Igotkeys

                #8
                Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

                Originally posted by khoacoitnt
                Hello you, I have a hp laserjet 4730 printer error fuser and transfer belt to be replaced. no way to give this notice to be no. please help me, I thank many
                Vrai simple'ment! Both the fuser and the transfer belt are fuse loaded. On the ETB, I just removed the two screws housing the motor cage. Find there a "clipped on" .25W 30Ohm "fireproof" metal film resistor. The fuse blows to reset count. The fuser is resetable the same way. Can't tell you right now in front of me the resistor value. Cheers!

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                • d7guitar
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                  50+ Posts
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 54

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                  Re: HP Laserjet 4730 replace Fuser & Image transfer

                  Take out the fuse, put in a staple, install fuser or transfer assembly with the power on. As soon as you shut the door the device will reboot. Immediately remove the staple. Reboot again. Counter is cleared. I've done this with fuser and transfer assembly. Both times I smelled an "electronic " smell but no harm done toy devices. Please use at your own risk.
                  After all is said and done, More is said than done.

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