Need Disassembly instructions for HP 1100 series printer???

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I took my 1115 apart to clean - boy what a mess.

If you need to clean your HP nter ink well, etc. you need this.

I wrote up instructions and took pictures.
Disassembly, Cleaning, Reassembly - with hints and warnings.
Breaks it all the way down and only what is necessary.
You won't take things apart you don't need to. It just may save you
from breaking things and wrong assembly.

get a copy and make life easier..

It should be pretty exact for all 1100 series and maybe for something
like 970 - don't know

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I took my 1115 apart to clean - boy what a mess.
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I just took an HP1100 apart today too! What a coincidence.

But I didn't make a mess. :-)
If you need to clean your HP nter ink well, etc. you need this.
Click to expand...
I wrote up instructions and took pictures.
Disassembly, Cleaning, Reassembly - with hints and warnings.
Breaks it all the way down and only what is necessary.
You won't take things apart you don't need to. It just may save you
from breaking things and wrong assembly.

get a copy and make life easier..

It should be pretty exact for all 1100 series and maybe for something
like 970 - don't know
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It might be worth bearing in mind that an HP1100 is a LASER printer and
not part of the series you are reffering to. The HP1100 is physically
similar to the 5L and 6L. If you are to repeat this post (again!) then
you might want to reconsider the subject title.

HTH

Dave
 
Dave said:
I just took an HP1100 apart today too! What a coincidence.

It might be worth bearing in mind that an HP1100 is a LASER printer and
not part of the series you are reffering to. The HP1100 is physically
similar to the 5L and 6L. If you are to repeat this post (again!) then
you might want to reconsider the subject title.
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I agree that he should change his subject, however to some the
DJ-1120c may be classed as an 1100 series printer. I beleive there is
also a photo 1100 but can't say for sure if I saw it on HP web site
or not.
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HTH

Dave
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