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10-31-2013 06:27 AM
I have a problem with my beloved printer) HP Photosmart C5280 broken piece (PC +10 GF) and specifically small plastic gear.
In this part got 3 gear , so that broke which is in the middle and attached to a metal shaft.
Where can I find these parts, or you can send me the item by mail?
I do not want to throw away the printer because of this very little damage.
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11-01-2013 07:34 AM - edited 11-01-2013 07:34 AM
Sorry to hear your printer broke. Unfortunately these parts aren't available at the Part Store. One option would be contact HP Support to see what deal they can offer you on a new printer?
10-31-2013 07:15 PM
@Igoriok wrote:
I do not understand why your company is not responding to my post!
On the other messages that were created after me ,you answer !
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11-01-2013 07:34 AM - edited 11-01-2013 07:34 AM
Sorry to hear your printer broke. Unfortunately these parts aren't available at the Part Store. One option would be contact HP Support to see what deal they can offer you on a new printer?
11-22-2013 05:18 PM
I called the customer service and spoke about the issue, they all advised throw out it a broken my printer in bin!!, I can,t believe it because of the plastic gears for 1 p. should throw my favorite printer!!!!
11-28-2013 12:42 AM
Igoriok,
I have the exact same gear broken on my printer (but it is 5580) My gear was stripped out in the center and then a tooth broke off...it is the same black platic center gear...I even tried to epoxy it together but it did not hold...have you found a solution yet?...
I received no help from HP...
Ben
12-02-2013 09:39 AM
Hi searcy66,
I understand you have a broken gear on your Photosmart C5580 printer. I will do my best to help you with this.
With the broken piece you have on your printer, it is not a replaceable part as Ciara_B has stated earlier in this thread. The best option for you now is to call HP Tech Support for your area and inquire about the trade in and trade up program.
Hope this helps, have a great day!
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12-06-2014 11:18 AM
HP6500 FOURM 12-6-2014
Your broken gear comes from the left side of the printer (your right facing the front). That gear can be replaced if you are handy with model making. I may have a gear blank that can be machined to fit that transfer gear set if you can supply me the dimensions of the gear. I do not know if your gear is the same as the ones on the aio 6500a plus, 710n.
Dimensions needed to see if I can supply gear are:
- Measurement in inches of the outside diameter of the teeth AND number of teeth.
- Inside diameter of the teeth root ( items 1, 2, will help determine the pitch diameter)
- The shaft diameter hole (should be 0.1875 inches). The gear press fits on the metal splined shaft.
- Measured distance between the shaft gear and the driven gear center (the one that turns the white gear) that moves the parking/ink catch tray.
- Thickness of the gear at the teeth and hub (if any)
My concerns:
You show the drive shaft completely taken out of the printer- how was that done? You may have destroyed something else taking that out so replacing the gear may not solve the issue.
Cost of replacement may be more than you willing to invest in repairing that printer.
Comments:
I cleaned out all the goo from partially dried ink from the ink catch tray, fixed my transfer gear drive and the printer worked fine for about 50 sheets. ( It takes quite a number of prints to get the ink flow properly after cleaning the print head) Put it back into service and the paper pic (bulk paper feeder) started to randomly then totally fail to feed. That paper pic-part is being investigated now. Total life time printed pages about 5600
Hope this helps.
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