HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 Teardown

ID: 23010

Description: I just went along, tearing it apart. Pictures...

Steps:

  1. Removing tray and such.
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  3. Taking off the top.
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  5. Print heads coming out.
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  7. Ink coming out.
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  9. T10 bit; time to start unscrewing.
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  11. Finding screws.
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  13. Finding more screws.
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  15. Finding hidden screws.
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  17. Finding more hidden screws; breaking off side-panel cover thingy.
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  19. The motherboard.
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  21. Finding more release mechanisms.
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  23. Off come more outer panels; some with more (brute) force than others.
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  25. Miscellaneous parts.
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  27. More parts/stuff coming out.
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  29. Getting deeper!
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  31. Various assemblies coming apart/out.
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  33. Found some T8 screws used for a controller board and the motor screws.
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  35. Motor out, and plastic guide slide thingy detached from one end.
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  37. Print head assembly/hoses coming out/apart.
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  39. More print head stuff.
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  41. More miscellaneous assemblies.
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  43. Another group of circuitry.
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  45. More mechanical parts.
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  47. More assemblies, and a pile of junk...
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  49. Leaked magenta, and as far as I went before calling the job "done enough".
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