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09-04-2017 07:43 AM
I am trying to remove the ink toner that came with the printer but something is jammed on the left hand side. The right hand side releases but the left does not.
Any advice short of trying to take the whole thing apart?
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09-04-2017 09:33 AM
Hi @Corodell,
Is this a new printer ? I am asking because it is a known problem that M604/605/606 have their not-new toners stuck when they are moved. What happened is that your toner cartridge is stuck on the contact springs of the printer and most probably they have been now bent. The damage is done. The springs are now bent. You have two options:
1) Try and force it by tilting it out. You will then see one or both of the contact springs bent.
2) If you remove the left cover, you may have a little view of those contact springs and try with an appropriate fitting tool to release them from the stuck cartridge.
In either case, you (or a service technician) will have to either unbent those contact springs or replace them.
I hope that helps,
Cheers!
ALEX-TATS
Printer Engineer for a HP Platinum Partner
I am not a HP employee
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09-04-2017 09:33 AM
Hi @Corodell,
Is this a new printer ? I am asking because it is a known problem that M604/605/606 have their not-new toners stuck when they are moved. What happened is that your toner cartridge is stuck on the contact springs of the printer and most probably they have been now bent. The damage is done. The springs are now bent. You have two options:
1) Try and force it by tilting it out. You will then see one or both of the contact springs bent.
2) If you remove the left cover, you may have a little view of those contact springs and try with an appropriate fitting tool to release them from the stuck cartridge.
In either case, you (or a service technician) will have to either unbent those contact springs or replace them.
I hope that helps,
Cheers!
ALEX-TATS
Printer Engineer for a HP Platinum Partner
I am not a HP employee
If you found this post helpful, you can let others know by clicking the “Accept as Solution” button. You can also show your appreciation, with a kudos, by clicking the “Thumbs up" button!
09-04-2017 10:22 AM
Thanks. I believe you are correct about the contact spring. We have another one of these printers so I can see what you are referring to.
I have had no success trying to release it though so it looks like I may have to call somebody out.