HP Laserjet II P

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Maguila

Hi,

I´ve bought an old but eficient Hewlett Packard Laserjet II P , it was very
cheap, but i haven´t the SERVICE MANUAL, i´d like have it, anybody know how
i can get it by internet?

And the second answer is: My printer print good and clearly , but ALWAYS
print each 10 cm a small black point as a " * " but it isní it, i´d like
repair that.. but i don´t know what is this... somebody have any idea?

Regards,

Jota.
 
Hi,

I´ve bought an old but eficient Hewlett Packard Laserjet II P , it was very
cheap, but i haven´t the SERVICE MANUAL, i´d like have it, anybody know how
i can get it by internet?

And the second answer is: My printer print good and clearly , but ALWAYS
print each 10 cm a small black point as a " * " but it isní it, i´d like
repair that.. but i don´t know what is this... somebody have any idea?

Regards,

Jota.
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You can usually get service manuals if you request it on
alt.binaries.e-book.technical, or you can usually purchase it on eBay.
The spot is on the drum in your cartridge.

Frank
 
Hi,

I´ve bought an old but eficient Hewlett Packard Laserjet II P , it
was very cheap, but i haven´t the SERVICE MANUAL, i´d like have it,
anybody know how i can get it by internet?

And the second answer is: My printer print good and clearly , but
ALWAYS print each 10 cm a small black point as a " * " but it isní
it, i´d like repair that.. but i don´t know what is this... somebody
have any idea?

Regards,

Jota.
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That spot is an error in the drum and you won't be able to get rid of it
unless you replace the whole drum. I have same spot in brand new Panasonic
laser and i got a replacement under warranty.
 
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You can usually get service manuals if you request it on
alt.binaries.e-book.technical, or you can usually purchase it on eBay.
The spot is on the drum in your cartridge.

Frank
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Hi,

Thanks for your opinions, but i have some questions:

* I don´t know what is the drum, if you can say me where is it or show me
some link to know something about it will be very usefull for me.
I read in google this about my problem:

" In some cases specks of toner can stick to the drum, and this shows up on
the printed page as a repetetive spot 3 times per page.

In this case the ONLY substance to be used for cleaning is 99% Isopropyl "

* It only print 3 timer per page..., how can i do this?

* if i change the toner i will repair it?

*Fredfarkle i live in spain and it cost very much for me shipping and buy a
manual, i´d prefer a e-manual as say magpie, but thanks for all.

Regards.

Jota.
 
Hi,

Thanks for your opinions, but i have some questions:

* I don´t know what is the drum, if you can say me where is it or
show me some link to know something about it will be very usefull for
me. I read in google this about my problem:

" In some cases specks of toner can stick to the drum, and this shows
up on the printed page as a repetetive spot 3 times per page.

In this case the ONLY substance to be used for cleaning is 99%
Isopropyl "

* It only print 3 timer per page..., how can i do this?

* if i change the toner i will repair it?

*Fredfarkle i live in spain and it cost very much for me shipping and
buy a manual, i´d prefer a e-manual as say magpie, but thanks for all.
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The drum is located together in process unit. Process unit should be
accesible if you open some sort of side cover or similar. This drum
represents develop unit and contains developer, so if it's a fault on
developer, only thing is to replace whole process unit. But i guess you can
inspect whole process unit carefully and if you see any spots, remove it.
Just don't touch developer part - in my Panasonic it's green covered drum -
if you damage it, you'll get even more spots. However, if you see spots in
green drum, there's really not much you can do except replace.

Replacing only toner won't help, however, i don't know at this point (you
should ask your dealer for this) if you replace only toner (black powder)
or whole process unit. If it's whole unit, you'll solve the problem, since
in this case, drum (i.e. developer) is replaced also. You will notice also
by seeing package - if it's small bottle, it's only toner, but if it's
bigger box, it's whole process unit. Check out also HP's web site , maybe
you'll get more info.
 
Hi,

Thanks for your opinions, but i have some questions:

* I don´t know what is the drum, if you can say me where is it or show me
some link to know something about it will be very usefull for me.
I read in google this about my problem:

" In some cases specks of toner can stick to the drum, and this shows up on
the printed page as a repetetive spot 3 times per page.

In this case the ONLY substance to be used for cleaning is 99% Isopropyl "

* It only print 3 timer per page..., how can i do this?

* if i change the toner i will repair it?

*Fredfarkle i live in spain and it cost very much for me shipping and buy a
manual, i´d prefer a e-manual as say magpie, but thanks for all.

Regards.

Jota.
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The drum we have refered to is inside of your print cartridge which
also contains the toner. If there is a spot on it, it usually cannot
be removed. The only solution is to replace it. I will post the
service manual for you on alt.binaries.e-book.technical later today.
It is a combined service manual for the HP-I, HP-II, HP-III, HP-2000
and the HP-IIP/IIP printers. It is in English though and not Spanish.
I will post it "ATTN: JOTA.

Frank
 
This combined manual is technically called a "Troubleshooting Manual"
and the service manual is quite another thing entirely.

It is still very nice to have, and a very nice gesture to post it.

Jim Buch

The drum we have refered to is inside of your print cartridge which
also contains the toner. If there is a spot on it, it usually cannot
be removed. The only solution is to replace it. I will post the
service manual for you on alt.binaries.e-book.technical later today.
It is a combined service manual for the HP-I, HP-II, HP-III, HP-2000
and the HP-IIP/IIP printers. It is in English though and not Spanish.
I will post it "ATTN: JOTA.

Frank
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Hi,

Frank thanks for your help!! ;D
i hope repair it, well, i am some handyman.. ^_^, how i can access to this
group free?, i´d like access from web page, but if not i´ll use a xnews.

* Only one question... " If I put off (quit) the toner to see it and search
the spot is bad for the printer? i think put on it then to use my laserjet."
thanks for all to all people who help me till this moment, and thank you
Frank.

Regards,
Jota.
 
Hi,

Sorry, but i not found any free group to download the file, please which is
your server to access at alt.binaries..., i not see this gruop with my ISP
"terra", and i wouldn´t pay money to download the file.(i use xnews)

Thanks one more time... ;)
 
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