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Question posted by sign on September 6th, 2013

How To Replace A Print Head On A Deskjet 9000s

Need Directions On How To Replace A Printhead On A 9000s Wide Format Printer

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Answer #1: Posted by SoCalWoman on September 6th, 2013 4:00 AM

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Hello sign,

The following HP Support link takes you through the steps for replacing the printhead on your device

Replacing a Printhead Assembly

Please note: review the information prior to starting the printhead replacement. Also, there is not a specified printer model shown as HP Printers generally have the same assembly type

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