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‎07-06-2024 05:20 PM

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Product: z5200

I have disaassemblied the HP z5200 printer Service Station.
Cleaned all plastic and greased all gears amd guides/tracks.
When I flushed the pipes from the pump sub assembly, the y-connectors came loose.
All pipes are almost totally clean and the marking on the tubes are gone in the cleaning process.
Is there a schema of how the tubes from the pump unit is connected to the y-connectors and to the cleaning bays.

In the manual it looks like there is a sponge behind the drop sensor. I have replaced the drop sensor but there was no sponge when I dissassemblied the drop sensor. Should it be a sponge behind/close to the drop sensor? Where can I find one?
I have replaced all sponges in the "tank" but there is some sponges that are missing in the sponge kit. Where can I find the missing sponges? It is the 8 pce of 10x10x50mm sponges that are almost clean (but I want to have the service sttion as good as new)

Regards
Johnny

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