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Paper jams are a common issue encountered by users of all types of printers. But, when a particular piece of the printer falls out, you may not know how to get it back in. This is the case when it comes to the lever for the PE sensor.The PE sensor lever is a small piece of metal that is located in the assembly with a screw. When paper is fed into the printer, it will push this lever, so the PE sensor will know there is paper. Some people claim that you don't need the lever for the PE sensor …

I recently had to fix a DTF printer, so I thought I’d review that process in case you have a similar problem. The specific part of the printer we’ll be looking at resembles two Ts. There are also two Y connections. I’ll need to make a 180-degree turn with the tubing.The specific printer that I was working on was very interesting to me. It used one type of tube for the white ink, and the material it was made out of was strangely stretchy. After playing with it for only a minute or two, I found th …

This is an accompaniment to a video on my YouTube channel, which is part of a series I did on refilling HP twin chamber cartridges. Some HP printers’ setup functions are not on the LED screen selection, but instead on a button on the control panel next to it. To disable the chip info function on this type of printer, start by pressing that settings button.Go to preferences and scroll until you find the cartridge chip info. If you find it and you discover that your printer won’t let you select th …

This article is meant as an accompaniment to the final part of a three-part video series I posted on my YouTube channel a while back. You can view said video by clicking here. This series covered everything you need to know about modifying an HP twin-chamber cartridge. You can watch a video containing all the parts of this series by clicking here.After we modified, refilled, and reinstalled the cartridges in part two of the series, we kept printing with these cartridges without turning the ink t …

Today we'll be going over the second part of a series I did a while ago regarding how to refill an HP Twin Chamber Cartridge. For non-XL cartridges, the rear chamber (intended as an ink reservoir in XL cartridges) is separated from the front section. This is the main difference between XL and non-XL cartridges. Without a hole in the dividing wall, the ink won't flow to the front chamber from the rear compartment. Therefore, we must refill the front section in non-XL cartridges.Ink Refill Method …