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HP Officejet 5110 does weird things
"Homer J Simpson" wrote in message news:... IIRC, you need to print a test sheet first and then SCAN it to align the printhead. http://www.pricegrabber.com/rating_g...818/id_type=M/ And http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/inkjet/16440 |
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HP Officejet 5110 does weird things
Yes, you are right.
The small gear was stripped, on all 3 printers. I drilled a small hole and tapped a cut off nail in which i dipped in loctite first. Now all 3 printers work. Had to clean the crud of the spill tank as well and re-lubricate everything, inky fingers, yuck! Bart Bervoets |
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HP Officejet 5110 does weird things
"Bart Bervoets" wrote in message ... Had to clean the crud of the spill tank as well and re-lubricate everything, inky fingers, yuck! I saw someone ship one of the first ink jet printers (Canon) without locking down the printhead. Yikes! |
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