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An HP M601 printer picks up multiple sheets of paper when it processes a
print job. I replaced the rollers with new rollers from a kit. And that solved some of the feed problems. But, there's a lingering multiple sheet problem. The problem occurs in the "throat" of the printer, where the toner cartridge usually goes. ( http://crcomp.net/Diary/HPM601/throat.jpg ) It seems that the replacement of the three widest belts shown might solve the problem. Unfortunately, those belts are deep within the printer internals. ( http://crcomp.net/Diary/HPM601/internal.jpg ) Has anyone ever replaced similar belts? Is it even practical to contemplate such a project? Thank you. --- Don Kuenz |
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