Anybody know how to modify the ECU board for the HP 1300 Laserjet printer. The unit has the board for 220 (RM!-0565-000CN) and need to modify it to run on 110 vac.
If you cannot get a ECU board from HP to replace the 220 volt model.
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The easiest solution, use a stepdown transformer fro 22m to 110 volts. Make sure the stepdown ransformer has a power rating that can supply enought watts to run the printer.
SOURCE: Hp Laserjet 8150 LVPS replacement
It is located in the back of the printer on the bottom. Remove the back
cover. With the power off, remove the formatter board by loosening the
two big screws and pulling out. Remove the plastic cover by the side of
the formatter cage. Remove the fan housing by the power connector by
removing the two screws, disconnect the cable and pull straigt out. Now
remove the big cable at the top and unwind from the high voltage ps.
Remove the white connector in the middle of the low voltage ps. Next
trace the white cable wires running from the ps to the dc controller
and remove the cable from the dc controller. Now trace the fan cable
for the fan in the front of the ps and remove it from the dc
controller. Remove all the screws which secure it to the frame and pull
straight out. Move the fan in front from the old ps to the new and
reverse instructions...
Take off the large metal side cover. Look down at the bottom of the
printer. The large box is the LVPS. Remove the screws holding it and
follow the wiring up to where it plugs in and pull the connectors off.
You'll also have to remove the fan above the LVPS on the top right side
of it. You will have to take the fan mounted on the LVPS off and put it
on the replacement LVPS as they don't come with fans.
SOURCE: HP Laserjet printer not printing
Try clearing the que. It may be the first job is to big for the memory. Also, be sure the printer is not in manual feed mode. The directions will be in the user manual if you are not sure how to change it.
SOURCE: PROBLEM WITH PRINTER
"10.001" is probably 10.00.01 and is referring to a supplies error with the cyan toner. Try reseating the toner cartridge as the cartridge mounted chip may not have made good contact with the printer. If this doesn't take care of it, replace the cartridge.
Hope this helps!
SOURCE: Slow printing of Acrobat pdf files on HP Laserjet 1300
Hello,
I beleave this is a issue with the drivers, I'l look into this more but I suspect there is no easy fix for this, other than geting another type of printer. but hold on. lets see what I can dig up.
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