It's not my 650c, one of my customers (I service prnters, plotters, fax,
copiers besides other IT items and am a HP ASP with APS certs in Designjet
and Laserjet along with Commercial PC/laptop line). I've worked a lot of
them it's just the last year or two that HP is cutting needed parts supplies
in a feeble attempt to make them obsolete by lack of parts. I have a 350c I
recently acquired - had mouse nest and all from storage in a barn - only
needed a new belt and I had that on hand.


  -----Original Message-----
  From: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Adam and Laurie
  Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 10:14 PM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: RE: [HPDesignJet_Printers] In search of parts for Designjet 650c
and 350C


  That is good to know someone who has and works on the 650C. Thanks for the
info.
  Adam
  Chesterfield, VA

  Russ Blakeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    Found the part on ebay shortly after I posted this on May 19 - no
further need for the part.


      -----Original Message-----
      From: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Russ Blakeman
      Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2007 4:22 PM
      To: [email protected]
      Subject: [HPDesignJet_Printers] In search of parts for Designjet 650c
and 350C


      Need either a drop detect sensor with cable, or the service station
      with the drop detect sensor and cable in it for a 36"/E carriage
      (should be the same for D and E carriages though) Designjet 650C. We
      put a new belt on, it worked a few days then the drop detect error
      came up (and yes it has been cleaned).

      Also I just picked up a Designjet 350C (C4700A E carriage) for myself
      that had been in storage for a while - has the optional roll feeder
      and the bar that is supposed to have a sliding cutter in it. The
      cutter and knob that slides side to side is missing - only the bar
      attached to the right and left covers with the 3 paper holdoffs is
      there. It needs a belt badly but I have that already and ordering an
      encoder strip as mice chewed the plastic top when it was in storage
      (unbelievably they didn't damage anything else!) Everything else is in
      good and working order so far - just need the cutter if possible.

      Since this is my first post in this group I ought to note that I have
      been working HP equipment including plotters over 20 yrs - an ASP/AWDP
      with APS Designjet and Laserjet certification since 2000 - computer
      and electronic equipment since I went active duty Air Force in 76. I
      retired in 95 went part time self employment and in 2000 went full
      time. I'm in almost the middle of Kentucky about 25 miles west of
      Elizabethtown, 30 SW of Ft. Knox, 25 north of Mammoth Cave NP. About
      the only plotters I haven't worked on yet are the 8000 thru 10000
      models (I'm not paying for resident training for something I can test
      on later). I work on about any printer, plotter, copier or fax there
      is even way back to dot matrix and daisy wheel. I also have people
      ship their equipment for repair and return but not plotters and some
      of the larger lasers due to the size and ease of UPS doing the OOPS
      that they have been come to be associated with. I know how they work
      after 15 months full time as a Toshiba laptop tech for them in
      Louisville with the WorldPort hub there. I have had people bring
      machines to me or have me come to them from local all the way to
      Dayton OH. I've also gotten HP parts for people at reduction
      (sometimes) from list and had them drop shipped to the customer. Drop
      me an email if I can help anyone.





  Adam Blath
  INK IT ON ANYTHING .com
  Chesterfield, Virginia 23832
  804 814-5890
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