Replace Epson Paper Ejection (PE) Lever or Page Guard Roller after a Paper Jam
Channel: Kevin at BCH
Date: 23/12/2020

May PE levers broke after a hard paper jam.  The lever is critical to Epson's printing function.  The lever drops down and blocks the light in the Paper Ejection sensor where there is no paper fed to the page guard.  If the lever is broken or misplaced, the Epson will think there is a paper in the paper guard and tries to clean it.  Therefore, you will get a false paper jam error.  We show a method to replace the lever.  Furthermore, this procedure can also be used to replace the black rubber rollers on the page guard or replace the whole page guard.

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About BCH: BCH Technologies is an innovative company focusing on ink and related products. Founded in 2011, the company transforms how people and businesses refill their printers through innovative technology solutions. Our core purpose guides the research direction of 1) preventing land waste and 2) bringing customers better products with lower costs. Every day, over one million ink cartridges are thrown into landfills worldwide. The company has focused on working with businesses of different sizes, from Fortune 500 companies to entrepreneurial starters, to develop custom ink, spanning from printer ink to stamp ink, re-entry ink, indelible ink, redaction ink, invisible ink, and more.

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