HS PSC 1600v all in one printer
 

Hi,

I have a non-working printer that has a short in the connector tape
behind the control panel display.

Any suggestions for fixing this on my own?

Cindy Maria

HS PSC 1600v all in one printer
 

cindymaria wrote:
Hi,

I have a non-working printer that has a short in the connector tape
behind the control panel display.

Any suggestions for fixing this on my own?

Cindy Maria

Umm, new connector tape :)

HS PSC 1600v all in one printer
 

Certainly, new connector is an obvious answer!!

I should have been more specific, as I the places that I shop as a non-
tech person such as grocery and department stores don't sell the
connector tape. Also should have mentioned, I was wanting if know if
it could be fixed without replacing the whole control panel.

Anyway, we have gotten the printer fixed rather quickly, and I do
thank you for you reply.

Cindy Maria


On Aug 22, 8:13 pm, "Rev.GGWillikers"
wrote:
cindymaria wrote:
Hi,

I have a non-working printer that has a short in the connector tape
behind the control panel display.

Any suggestions for fixing this on my own?

Cindy Maria

Umm, new connector tape :)

HS PSC 1600v all in one printer
 

cindymaria wrote in news:1187865027.354014.31380
@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

Certainly, new connector is an obvious answer!!

I should have been more specific, as I the places that I shop as a non-
tech person such as grocery and department stores don't sell the
connector tape. Also should have mentioned, I was wanting if know if
it could be fixed without replacing the whole control panel.

Anyway, we have gotten the printer fixed rather quickly, and I do
thank you for you reply.

Cindy Maria


Yes, with the right tech that knows how to play by ear and actually repair
things, rather than replace assemblies. I am one of those techs.

I did that with one of my old printers. I replaced its original mebrane
based control panel with a real PCB, real buttons, and real wires to the
mainboard.

HS PSC 1600v all in one printer
 

Gary Tait wrote:
cindymaria wrote in news:1187865027.354014.31380
@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

Certainly, new connector is an obvious answer!!

I should have been more specific, as I the places that I shop as a non-
tech person such as grocery and department stores don't sell the
connector tape. Also should have mentioned, I was wanting if know if
it could be fixed without replacing the whole control panel.

Anyway, we have gotten the printer fixed rather quickly, and I do
thank you for you reply.

Cindy Maria


Yes, with the right tech that knows how to play by ear and actually repair
things, rather than replace assemblies. I am one of those techs.

I did that with one of my old printers. I replaced its original mebrane
based control panel with a real PCB, real buttons, and real wires to the
mainboard.

Weren't you afraid of voiding your warranty? If using non-OEM ink will
void it, THAT certainly will. I know our resident troll has expressed
his fear of voiding the warranty on his old Canon many times. grin

No, I'm not serious. I've been known to customize a bit here and there
myself.

TJ

TJ

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