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Cheryl Thompson Posted on Jun 27, 2007
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Printhead Carriage assembly

I THINK I need the printhead carriage assembly, but I can't find a picture of the part. The problem is when I was replacing my color cartrige a spring in the carriage broke and now the prnter doesn't recognize that I have a new color cartriage installed. Any suggestions?

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  • petey43 Dec 29, 2007

    I have the same problem but with my black cartridge. I found a photo showing the problem. My question is does this part include the flexible circuit board at the back? I think mine is damaged.


  • Anonymous Feb 13, 2009

    Have a great 9800 that won't print in color because of this exact defect.

  • gallyhill Apr 11, 2009

    I have the same problem with the black ink cartridge spring. There was a very small little plastic tab that held the spring in place and somehow the tab broke off when I was changing the ink cartridge and now it won't print because the spring falls down and doesn't stay where it should. I suppose if I knew it was that fragile I would have been much more careful when replacing the cartridge. Obviously I was not that careful and now that the spring won't stay in place my printer won't print with both ink cartridges installed. I'm trying a fix with that good old standby-- J-B Weld! I have a great deal of confidence that this will fix the problem. That's the way we do things where I am from. HP should be ashamed of themselves for designing such a Mickey Mouse flimsy part. It is inexcusable.

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Go to this link; http://h20141.www2.hp.com/hpparts/search_Product.asp?mscssid=17EX7SD0VLP29KJQHKS114FKHRGEF1C7&SearchCriteria=C8165A&Smethod=1&sRefAsp=Search_Multi_Product select "carriage" under "search by keyword" the part number is: C8165-67061 listed at $61.85 and available. Pretty sure you are right about the spring and this should solve the problem. If you contact them, although it is not listed on the site, it may be possible to just get the broken part, but that would surprise me. Hope this helps :)

  • Anonymous Jun 27, 2007

    PS - these guys also sell it;
    http://www.ezsystems.com/frames/test/sea...
    http://www.partshere.com/online/detail.a...

    But slightly more expensive, type the part number into google and you will see plenty more suppliers too. No pictures though :)

  • Anonymous Jun 27, 2007

    found one picture, but so small it might not help at all;
    http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...

    :)

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As you can see it looks to be a long process. I have the reinstallation instructions as well. If you still want to carry through with this, let me know and I'll send you the service manual....it will be easier than posting the text and the pictures that go along with each step.

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BE CAREFUL BE GENTLE............Place the new printhead into the carriage and again at the center top back bulls-eye press back until you hear the click and the printhesd is secured in the carriage.......... replace the ink carriages.......

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THIS WORKED FOR ME

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It is best (very important) to not touch the shiny contact area

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BE CAREFUL BE GENTLE............Place the new printhead into the carriage and again at the center top back bulls-eye press back until you hear the click and the printhesd is secured in the carriage.......... replace the ink carriages.......

I would power off the printer and wait about 60 seconds then power on and run self test.

TO RUN SELF TEST

power on the printer and wait until the printhead is in the center position THEN press photo and copy buttons at the same time, you will hear the printhead carriage start to move and a test print page will print.

CHECK for print quailty; run all diag. from the help tab as needed.

REMEMBER; IF YOU THINK THE PLASTIC WILL CRACK U ARE PRESSING TOO HARD....... KEEP IT CLEAN, BE SAFE
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try try again..........

I had this problem;

Printhead replacement instructions are in the users guide.

THIS WORKED FOR ME --AND IF YOU CALL THE TECH SUPPORT # KODAK WILL SEND YOU A REPLACEMENT HEAD........
Power on printer, the printhead rides on a carriage that is connected to the ribbon cable. When the printhead is in the center position and movement is stopped REMOVE THE INK CARRIAGES. DO NOT TOUCH THE INK-PADS OR THE CONNECTION POINTS. You can just place the ink carriages on their side on a clean piece of paper.

......... To separate the printhead from the carriage press the release botton(above the bulls-eye sticker) in the top center of the printhead. You will hear a click and the top of the prinhead will pop forward about 1/4 of an inch. GENTLY lift from back (where you pressed the botton) to front and lift the printhead up and out of the printer.
---------U will see where the printhead and the carriage connect-------

It is best (very important) to not touch the shiny contact area

Now you are ready to install your new printhead.

BE CAREFUL BE GENTLE............Place the new printhead into the carriage and again at the center top back bulls-eye press back until you hear the click and the printhesd is secured in the carriage.......... replace the ink carriages.......

I would power off the printer and wait about 60 seconds then power on and run self test.

TO RUN SELF TEST

power on the printer and wait until the printhead is in the center position THEN press photo and copy buttons at the same time, you will hear the printhead carriage start to move and a test print page will print.

CHECK for print quailty; run all diag. from the help tab as needed.

REMEMBER; IF YOU THINK THE PLASTIC WILL CRACK U ARE PRESSING TOO HARD....... KEEP IT CLEAN, BE SAFE
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