HP PageWide Managed P75050 Air Flow Repair Kit Install Guide - Page 3

Reinstall Tip, Caution

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1.7 1.8 Grasp the air flow assembly by the outside edges, and rotate the top of the assembly down and away from the printer. REINSTALL TIP: It might take considerable force to install the assembly. An audible click is heard when the assembly is fully engaged. The assembly cannot be installed if the bottom retainers are not correctly installed. Slide the airflow assembly straight out of the printer to release it. CAUTION: Do not damage the FFC or the eject motor on the left side of the airflow assembly when removing it. NOTE: Slide the assembly as straight out as possible to avoid binding interference with the chassis. It might take a considerable pulling force to release the bottom retainers. 1.9 Remove the airflow assembly. NOTE: To prevent damage to the airflow star wheels, never place the assembly on a hard surface (set on a foam pad if available). 3

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Grasp the air flow assembly by the outside edges, and rotate the top of the
assembly down and away from the printer.
REINSTALL TIP
: It might take considerable force to install the assembly. An
audible click is heard when the assembly is fully engaged. The assembly
cannot be installed if the bottom retainers are not correctly installed.
Slide the airflow assembly straight out of the printer to release it.
CAUTION
: Do not damage the FFC or the eject motor on the left side of the
airflow assembly when removing it.
NOTE
: Slide the assembly as straight out as possible to avoid binding
interference with the chassis. It might take a considerable pulling force to
release the bottom retainers.
Remove the airflow assembly.
NOTE
: To prevent damage to the airflow star wheels, never place the
assembly on a hard surface (set on a foam pad if available).