We have some LaserJet 4000's in the office and I need to replace some of the paper feed rollers. Trouble is there's loads of different rollers listed for this printer

The one's I need to replace are the blue plastic rollers with the grey rubber around. One sits at the front of the 500-sheet paper tray. The other can only be seen by removing the paper tray and looking up into the underside of the printer.

Can someone in the know point me to these on the following web page or privide a parts diagram showing the ones I mean?

http://www.bitsnpcs.co.uk/4000.htm

This description sounds exactly like the ones I have

"500 Sheet Feed/Seperation Roller LJ4000/LJ4050
(Roller is grey with blue tab protruding out of side)"

Which is fine, but what the heck are these then?

"500 Sheet Pickup Roller (4 Used Per Printer)"

Thanks,

Stefan

 

Most people go for the maintenenace kit which normally includes most of the bits that tend to wear such as the rollers.



AllanB

 

Yeah, but the printers miles away from the 200K pages recommended before the maintenance kit.

Looks like the pickup rollers are the 4 on the bar which actuall lift the paper out the tray. The ones which fit the description are the actual ones I need for the paper trays.

Given the choice of a £135 maintenace kit or £15 worth of rollers .........

Stefan

 

I have seen 2 types of hp rollers. Not sure on the 4000 as I'm not at work. But theres one with a cog on and another without.

H

 

The one with the cog is for an HP8000 (so, my Brother reliably informs me).

Have ordered them, so we'll see what shows up tomorrow

Stefan