LaserJet 5000 Series Printers
Service Manual

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LaserJet 5000 Series Printers<br> Service Manual
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LaserJet 5000 Series Printers Service Manual

This manual contains the necessary information to service the HP LaserJet 5000 Series Printers

Contents:

1 Printer Description
Overview
Printer Features
Identification
Model and Serial Numbers
Site Requirements
Space Requirements
Paper Specifications
Supported Types of Paper
Guidelines for Using Paper
Labels
Transparencies
Vellum
Envelopes
Card Stock and Heavy Paper
Safety Information
Laser Safety Statement
Canadian DOC Regulations
FCC Regulations
Laser Statement for Finland
Toner Safety
Environmental Product Stewardship

2 Service Approach
Overview
Service Approach
Parts and Supplies
Ordering Information
Helpful Documentation
Phone Numbers for Ordering
Exchange Program
Consumables
Technical Assistance
Toner Cartridge Information
Warranty Statement

3 Printer Operation
Overview
Using the Control Panel
Control Panel Layout
Control Panel Lights
Control Panel Keys
Settings and Defaults
Control Panel Menus
Information Menu
Paper Handling Menu
Print Quality Menu
Printing Menu
Configuration Menu
I/O Menu
EIO Menu (Networked Printers)
Resets Menu
Service Mode
Service Menu
Setting the Page Count, Maintenance Count, and Serial Number
Cold Reset Paper
Diagnostics
Clear Event Log
Testing the Printer
Resetting the Printer
System Configuration
MS-DOS System Configuration
Parallel DOS Commands
Serial MS-DOS Commands
Printer I/O Configuration
Parallel Menu
Serial Configuration

4 Printer Maintenance
Overview
Cleaning the Printer and Accessories
Cleaning Spilled Toner
Preventative Maintenance
Reset Maintenance Count
Expected Life of Components

5 Functional Information
Overview
Printer Subsystems
Power Supply System
AC/DC Power Distribution
Overcurrent Overvoltage Protection
High Voltage Power Distribution
Toner Cartridge Detection
DC Controller System
Laser and Scanner Drive
Paper Motion Monitoring and Control
Solenoids, Sensors, Clutches, and Switches
Engine Test Print
Motors
Formatter System
PowerSave
Resolution Enhancement technology (REt)
EconoMode
Input/Output
CPU
Printer Memory
Random Access Memory (RAM)
DIMM Slots
Memory Enhancement technology (MEt)
Page Protect
PJL Overview
PML
Control Panel
Image Formation System
Toner Cartridge
Photosensitive Drum
Writing the Image
Developing the Image
Transferring the Image
Image Fusing/Variable Fusing Temperature
Paper Feed System
Clutches and Sensors
Printing from Tray 1
Printing from Tray 2
Printing from the Optional 500-sheet and
250-sheet Trays
Paper Jam
Duplexer
Paper Jam in the Duplexer
Basic Sequence of Operation

6 Removing and Replacing Parts
Overview
User Installable Accessories
Removal and Replacement Strategy
Required Tools
Removing Covers
Rear Door / Rear Output Bin
Top Cover
Control Panel Overlay and Control Panel
Toner Cartridge Door Assembly
Front Cover and Tray 1
Front Cover Pins
Face Down Assembly
Left and Right Side Covers
Tray 1 Inner Cover
Right and Left Corner Covers
Removing Assemblies
Transfer Roller Assembly
Fuser
Paper Handling PCA
Main Gear Assembly
Pickup Gear Assembly
Tray 1 Pickup Solenoid
Fan
Formatter Assembly
Tray 1 Roller
Tray 2 Roller
Paper Feed Roller Assembly
DC Controller Board and Power Supply
Paper Feed Belt Assembly
Tray 1 Shaft
Tray 2 Shaft
Tray 1 Lift Plate
Tray 1 Separation Pad
Paper Guide
Paper Path Detect Sensor
Face Down Bin Full Sensor
Power Connection
Registration Assembly
Upper Delivery Assembly
Delivery Roller Removal
Laser Scanner Assembly
Main Motor
Toner Cartridge Guides
Power Inlet Assembly
EN Contents 5
Optional 500-sheet Tray Disassembly
Tray Indicator Assembly
Left Front Corner Cover Installation
Paper Size Spring Assembly
D-roller and Feed Roller
Gear Assembly and PCA
Power Connector
Separation Roller

7 Troubleshooting
Overview
Troubleshooting Process
Troubleshooting Process Flow
Troubleshooting the Printing System
Preliminary Operating Checks
Power On
Display
Event Log
Printer Messages
General Paper Path Troubleshooting
Information Pages
Image Quality
Interface Troubleshooting
Reference Diagrams
Locations of Components
Sensors and Signals
DC Controller PCA Inputs and Outputs

8 Parts and Diagrams
Overview
How To Use the Parts Lists and Diagrams
Accessories and Supplies
Common Hardware and Replacement Cables
Illustrations and Parts Lists
Alphabetical Parts List
Numerical Parts List
Index

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  TING YU Chuang 2013-04-24 17:34:51  
  Absolutely brilliant product so easy and done with the press of a button will defetnetly be using again ! Thanks ! Printer model: Epson r265
  ann weston 2022-09-01 07:15:35  
  I bought one reset key and it hasn't even been a month yet and my printer is already telling me that the ink pad needs service. All of these good reviews that I have read on here is the reason i took a chance and purchased a reset key. I have not been able to use my printer at all. I am highly pissed off that not even a month after purchasing the one reset key and my printer is back at it again. I want a refund or to be able to try another reset code. this is a bunch of B.S.
REPLY:
Waste counters doesn't have any relation to how much time did user used the printer. Waste counters increase when printhead cleaning is performed. One printhead cleaning takes about 3-4% of waste counter. So if user make 25-30 printhead cleanings - the waste ink counters will reach 100% and overflow. Doesn't depend on time you will make this cleanings - in 1 month or in 1 year or in 1 day or in 3 years. Usually when printer is new and using Epson original inks - -there will be no need to make printhead cleanings. After Epson inks finish - users often buy third party inks - they have not so good quality as Epson and may clog printhead more often. So after Epson inks finish - users make printhead cleanings more often - as a result - after 20-30 printhead cleanings - counters overflow. So - try to make printhead cleanings less often.
Only ONE thing what does Reset Key - it resets waste ink pads counters to ZERO. Doesn't matter counters will be reset by yourself using Reset key ($9.99) or by Epson Service Center engineer ($50) - the result will be the same - counters will become 0%
Conclusion: use high quality inks!

  edgar campos 2010-08-05 04:42:26  
  Thank you for full service Manual!
  Martin Yapur 2013-04-04 22:17:30  
  Hello! We tried in our company and it worked great the resetter for 1430w. We are interested in acquiring more resetters but we want to know if we pass the link email expired or have some time on line to be used without the expiry of the same. We welcome information shortly. We are very interested.
  John Fisher 2010-10-12 12:16:35  
  Thanks soooooo much !!!!! thought my printer was dead until i downloaded the reset utility and got my key. Process over and printer working in minutes. Saved the cost of a new printer. will recommend to anyone and use again if needed, as the service was 5 star plus.
  Robert Rands 2008-12-05 04:18:34  
  I got it downloaded on the page after order confirmation - Good Job! Thank you!! Good Service. Art Martinez
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