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I was using my printer and had a paper jam.  I opened the machine and removed the jam and a part fell off (photo attached). I'm pretty sure I know where it goes but how do I put it back on? HELP!!

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Here're two pictures show where it should be hope it helps.

But do'nt worry you can still use the printer without get it back correctly.

 

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Picture is not clear but looks like the MP roller cover, should clip over roller and under metal plate registration assembly is attached to

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Hrmm not sure why the picture is not clear for you, it's clear on my end. I know where the part goes over the roller, but I don't know what metal piece you are referring to and I don't know where the black 'feet' on the part are supposed to go???

 

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Here're two pictures show where it should be hope it helps.

But do'nt worry you can still use the printer without get it back correctly.

 

77962.jpg

 

77963.jpg

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Thank you for your help, the machine is running well now :ThumbUp: :Wink:

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