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‎05-14-2024 02:09 PM - edited ‎05-14-2024 02:10 PM

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Product: HP LaserJet Pro 200 color Printer M251nw

I have bought a HP Laser Jet Pro 200 color Printer M251nw in 2013. After moving from the US to Germany, I would like to know what is necessary to change the power supply from 115V to 230V. I have checked the Power Suppy PCB, the 115V has the P/N RM1-8709-000, the 230V has the P/N RM1-8710-000- Can I simply change one PCB against the other or are other PCB changes necessary or maybe software changes or general settings?

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‎05-15-2024 02:54 AM

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Don't do it, it's not going to work, several components in the printer work on 110V not only the power supply.




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