The Pickup Sensor Lever for HP LaserJet 1020, M1005, and LBP 2900 printers (PS802) is a key component in the paper feed mechanism. This lever works in conjunction with the pickup roller to detect when paper is properly aligned and ready to be fed into the printer. The sensor lever ensures that the printer correctly identifies paper and helps prevent feeding errors, paper jams, or misfeeds, which can affect print quality and printer performance.
When the Pickup Sensor Lever malfunctions or becomes damaged, it can lead to issues such as the printer failing to detect paper or incorrectly feeding multiple sheets at once. This can result in printing delays, wasted paper, or inconsistent printing results. Replacing a worn or damaged pickup sensor lever ensures smooth, uninterrupted paper feeding, helping maintain the printer's overall functionality.
This Pickup Sensor Lever is designed specifically for the HP LaserJet 1020, M1005, and LBP 2900 models, providing a perfect fit and reliable performance. Sold in a pack of 5, it offers great value for businesses, repair technicians, or individuals managing multiple printers or requiring frequent replacements.
Replacing the Pickup Sensor Lever is a simple and effective way to ensure your printer operates efficiently, preventing common paper handling issues. With this pack of 5, you’ll be prepared to maintain or repair your HP LaserJet 1020, M1005, or LBP 2900 printers, ensuring smooth operation and high-quality prints every time.
| Capacity | 5 Kg |
| Color | Black, Brown, Red, |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Material | Artificial Leather |
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