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*** DO NOT FOLLOW THIS VIDEO. HE LITERALLY DESTORYS THE PRINTER. If you follow this video you are breaking it. you are not fixing it on any level. i am not sure if this is a punk video or what, but telling people to be careful as you break parts and bend plastic beyond repair. labeling the steps as your literally destory a classic printer is beyond careless.

il smontaggio non è esattamente così, perche non può tirare tutto e strappare tutti i contatti, ci sono altre viti e procedude per togliere la cornice e tutto , l'ho viisto ma non mi ricordo più dove...

I don't know why but I'm struggling with this. Could you possibly provide a DETAILED step-by-step procedure? BTW, both paper and ink lights have started blinking whether those matter. Also, in a previous effort to get the printer printing correctly, I used a printhead cleaner. Since then, it only prints a brown bar across the top of the nozzle check print. Thanks.

Which damper is for MK/PK ink?

You stupid. Last step removing the cover will damage the plastic cover. Loosen all screws, please. People, don't wank. This guy has it wrong.

I'm with the few that would like to see a "putting it back together" video!

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What a waste of time watching this.

Hi! What kind of printhead is used in Epson C3500?

how to replace it pls

HOW TO TAKE OUT EPSON R2000 R2880 R1900 PRINTHEAD AND CHIP BOARD ua-cam.com/video/Jn1tI6T4HUA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Ezeprint

Jackass

Excellent video. I used this video to replace the print damper in my 3880. Prints like new.

This is a really old post as are the comments, so I'd like to add: First, before you do this, HAVE GREAT LIGHTING, a LONG THIN magnetized phillips screw driver is best - wear gloves, have plastic wrap and paper towels close by - this will help with the mess. Oh, and some scotch tape*. Next: REALIZE THAT HE IS NOT PLANNING TO REASSEMBLE THIS PRINTER!!! MOVE SLOWLY, MINDFULLY, AND SO YOU DON'T BREAK YOUR TABS (Not the end of the world but it feels like it when it happens)! Next , this is probably the easiest to follow video you will find (If not the ONLY one that takes you this in-depth). He does fail to mention a few screws, just be mindful, but you can stop, rewind and even run in reverse for reassembly to help. During disassembly, I STRONGLY recommend scotch-taping the screws (where able) right beside the hole they go into - it's not the end of the world if you mix them up, but it is a headache and can save a LOT of time and frustration! About the screws, just remember, very fine-threaded screws generally plastic or metal, to metal and the others attach plastic to plastic. Protect your electronic components! When disconnecting the ribbon/flex cables use caution - they may feel stuck - pull firmly - remember, these printers are old - unless you know for a fact that the ribbon/flex cables a new, you may very well tear the little blue plastic piece that allows you to plug the cable back in, you can glue it back on, but you don't want to disrupt the electrical current. You WILL find a few videos on UA-cam that show you how to splice this flex ribbon, but unless you have the dexterity of a surgeon, I'd say it will be quite hard (and you'll still need the plastic guide to plug it back in!!) and do you REALLY want to COMPLETELY disassemble this thing to replace the entire cable? Beyond this, just follow the video and have fun. After you've done it about 20 times, you won't need the video any longer! LOL

Hello Jack: I don't know if you're still out there. If you are, I have this query for you. Your video on removing the printhead of the Epson 3800 and 3880 is awesom. I have a question? I am in the process of re-assembling my 3880 after using your method to disassemble the printer to clean the printhead. What I want to know is; do I need to make a "Space Making Jig," to make sure all lines are in alignment in the printhead and IC cable as I reassemble? Thanks for your indulging me on this question. OM

buongiorno, problem epson 3880 pk contaminates yellow, what to do, thanks

A label got stuck on the printhead, half of the print head print and the other half of the paper is blank, any solutions? it's only 8 months old.

DO you have any part number.

I get printer error 21. Do you know how to fix it?

u turn off then on then the head suddenly becomes loose? why am i not experiencing the same thing?

gracias

Where does the spring under the print head go? Edit: found it. Fuck that spring lol

Thanks so much for this video. It was really easy to follow the directions and I was able to dismantle and reassemble it quite easily. Thanks!!!

i dun like the way how he pry open the printer.. Definitely more or less there is damages...

I think you can follow this part for take off more easily the coverage . ua-cam.com/video/wTeCiAYjDnQ/v-deo.html but thx you for you video because more easily to see and understand

The way in which you at these parts has me cringing. It is fine is you are salvaging for parts off of a printer that is deems a "part out" printer but the average user is going to destroy their printer going at it with the same force & carelessness that you are showing.

How to remove the print head... Take the ink out and throw it away, then take a screw driver and bust open the plastic bits, don't forget to let some of the pieces fall into the printer.

Fair is square, he didn't say to remove the print head and put it back in one piece.

You don't really need a screwdriver for this. A hammer will do the job. Talking seriously, to remove the chip board properly, you need to push into the little holes on the sides from left and right of the carriage unit. The hole can be easily seen on the right side of the unit, you put the hook in and gently push towards the chip board until it clicks, releasing the chip board. Then push into the same hole on the left side of the carriage unit. Else, get yourself a service manual.

2011... wow that's old ink!

what is the printhead model of this printer?

I have an Epson Stylus C88+ that has regular horizontal black lines (only black) in its prints. I've found that setting the quality option to "best photo" causes the lines to appear at exactly 1 mm apart, and changing this to "text" causes the lines to show up less often but still typically regularly spaced. What is odd is that areas of the prints that are black still print in very good quality; it's just that these lines are literally covering the page. I have tried removing and reinstalling the driver and cleaning and aligning the print heads multiple times, including manually cleaning the print heads with distilled water pushed through via a syringe as a last ditch effort. The printer cartridges are authentic Epson cartridges. I'm assuming the black print head is bad, but was hoping someone else would have another idea.

"now carefully remove it" *breaks it off*

nice video , bat i desconect the cabel of the printhead and now its not working its show error

Roughly how much is a printer head for the Epson SC-P400?

Hi from Kansas 🇺🇸

The best part is when he says be careful.

wtf. I want to mess you up RN

Why didn't you do a print to show the results?

I bought the fluid and did what it said. So far it hasn't worked. It went from bad to worse. Before I was getting a print pattern with a few missing spots now just a blank page. 😒

Superb removal. I will do this x4 tomorrow! Great video.

Going to be doing this tomorrow! x4 Great video!

I followed your steps exactly. Print head is out of the printer. Please advise on next steps.

Any other fluid I can use for cleaning

Any tips for a clog that is so bad I can't even push the fluid in fully?

Were you going to comment back to anyone? Thanks for helping me break my brand new printer for my darkroom, I REALLY appreciate it.

Thank you so much!!

This guy keep saying carefully but then destroys the printer. DO NOT DO WHAT THIS GUYS DOES!!

many who are watching your video plan to reassemble. a bit reckless to include "now break it and throw that part out" as one of your steps

All this trouble removing the housing panels is unnecessary. On an R3000 the print head can be removed directly. Jump to half way thtu this video.