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02-23-2021 12:19 PM
Hello to everyone.
Does anyone know if HP provides replacement parts. During a house move the paper tray on my Envy 5032 was broken and now I need a replacement but cannot find anything here about where I can do this:
Any ideas would be really appreciated
Scala
02-26-2021 03:02 AM
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TEJ1602
I am an HP Employee
03-30-2021 06:33 AM
Hi, I have the same issue, a small part at the bottom back of the paper tray broke off and the printer now shows "paper tray not shut".
I had Whatsapp contact with HPsupport staff, but they said because this is not a guarantee issue they cannot help me and could not say if I can purchase a replacement. They advised me to glue the part, but this doesn`t work, the part is too small.
Can anybody else advise me where to purchase a replacement paper tray - I had a look at retailers like Curry`s (where I had bought the printer) but they don`t sell it.
I would have to throw away an otherwise perfectly fine printer (because of a tiny little part)!
Would certainly not re-purchase an HP printer in that case.