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‎11-25-2025 07:50 AM - edited ‎11-26-2025 07:10 AM

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Product: HP Color LaserJet CP2025

Hi I'm posting this because I've been trying to fing one "flag lever" that all of a sudden felt from its original position during a maintenance. Any kind of info will be helpfull I just need to know what's this piece and where it goes. It has no any serial number 1.96in or 5cm aprox. Printer model HP Color LaserJet CP20251000027149-min.jpg1000027150-min.jpg

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‎11-25-2025 12:48 PM

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Looks like a fuser exit lever. You didn't specify the printer mode you are referring.




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‎11-26-2025 07:34 AM

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hey this a HP Color LaserJet CP2025

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‎11-26-2025 10:17 AM

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Sorry missed that part in your first post.

 

I would say it's the fuser exit lever, you are missing a spring too

 

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‎11-27-2025 05:24 PM

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Based on the shape it is not a fuser flag, just looked at one I have on the shelf. I do not have a printer to look at but most likely that is either the tray 1 flag or a flag from the pickup assembly,

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