Some users may not be very clear about the disassembly method of HP printer 1020. This needs to refer to the instruction manual before use to be familiar with the printers framework structure.So how to disassemble the HP printer 1020?Lets take a look at it together.
HP printer 1020 disassembly step 2
1. Because the light drum plays an important role in the entire printing process, the maintenance of the light drum is particularly important.When working, the relative humidity should be kept at 20%80%and the temperature is 1032.5 ° C. Avoid direct sunlight and try to achieve constant temperature and humidity.
2. The laser printers paper must be dry and not static, otherwise it will be black or printed.Printing paper should be stored in a temperature of 1723 ° C, and the relative humidity is in an environment with a 40%50%environment, so that the best printing effect can be obtained.
3. If the card paper fails during the printing process, you can open the printer lid, pull out the paper in the printer, and then turn off the printer lid to remove the fault.If you frequently occur, clean the electric halo and paper orbit of the printer with a dry cloth.
4. Usually use a dry cloth to erase the paper scraps and dust in the laser printer, and clean the electric halo wire. Only in this way can ensure the normal use of the laser printer and extend its life.
HP printer 1020 disassembly step 1
5. Almost immediately, the Windows taskbar will appear to be a prompt balloon that is installing the device driver.At this time, what we need to do is only waiting.
6. The driver installation is complete, congratulations on the screen!Software installation has been completed, and hooks on the print test page and registered products.
7. Click to complete, the HP printer 1020 will make a job.Soon after, a print test page appeared in the paper pallet of the printer top.
8. At this point, the installation process of HP printer 1020 in the Windows environment has been successfully completed. Before use, please refer to the instruction manual to be familiar with the function of the printer.