Questions & Answers for: plastic strip print head

strip of clear plastic, about a quarter inch wide and clear. It runs the length of the print head area. That contains the stop strip. That strip or the sensor on the print head itself may be dirty and

...Plastic Strip and a small metal clamp detached and the print head hits the inner walls on both sides loudly when switched on. There is a small metal clamp and a transparent plastic strip which are ...

...plastic strip to shove it under the part the print head sits in. Once I got the towel to the other side, I grabbed it with my hand. I removed the plastic strip used to shove the paper towel under. So ...

...plastic strip that runs from left to right near the print head. If you see any lubricant (white grease) on this encoder strip, it needs to be cleaned off. 1. With the cover open and the print head in ...

...clear strip of plastic that runs behind the print head assy the width of the printer it tells the print head where it is in relation to the page. If it is dirty you will have a hard time with ...

...plastic strip that runs from one side to the other. This is the encoding strip and it what the print head uses to read where it is. This encoding strip is easily pushed out of position when a paper ...

...plastic strip in front of the white vinyl band) 3. Remove jammed paper/foreign objects (check under the print head; if the print head is in the middle, slide it to the either the left or the right ...

...plastic strip on top of the head? Which part is the head? The head is the part where the ink comes out of the cartrige. New ones come with a plastic strip over the head to keep it clean and from ...

...strip (a plastic strip about 1/4" in width that you can see running from side to side and connects to the print head). Clean the plastic strip with alcohol , check if there is nothing blocking the ...

...correct position. Be careful not to damage the plastic indicator strip that runs behind the print head. this strip is used to reference the heads position in the printer. I hope this ...