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How To Replace Transfer Roller For HP LaserJet 4250 4345 4350 Printer

Firstly just first show you where is the transfer roller in your HP 4250/4345/4350... , make sure if the power is off and unplug the power cord, lift up the top cover to remove the toner cartridge and than you can see the transfer roller, hung over under the cartridge. at the left side of the roller, use the blue spring hook in your maintenance kit to catch the metal edge near the blue gear and pop the left end out, after lift up the left side of the transfer roller, slide out its right end from the white circle that hold the right end, and than you can take it out of the cabin.


After take out the worn transfer roller, get a new one ready, put the right side without blue gear into the white circle, and than left hand side (with a blue hear) has a black stand, position it face down to place into the left side of the base, and than press it down gently until you can hear a snap, so the transfer roller replacing is done, after that, reinstall the toner cartridge back and turn the cover back on, that’s it.

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