Thanks, Guy. Worked like a charm. Lou --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "guy_staley" <guy_staley@y...> wrote: > > The trick is to pop the little tab up in the hole immediately to the right of the > white roller. > > I, too, couldn't figure out what was holding the wheel down. As it turns out, it > has nothing to do with the wheel: there is a number of tabs that poke through > the holes along the length of the aluminum piece which hold the pizza wheels > in place. If you look to the immediate right of the white roller, you'll notice that > particular tab is pushed through the whole and out of place. It's a little hard to > describe, but if you look, you'll probably see what I'm talking about. > > In order to get the tab popped back up through the whole and latched as it > should be, I had to use the thin metal tip of a mechanical pencil. You need to > get behind the tab and pull it clear so that it can pop back up through the hole. I > know I'm not explaining this very well, but... > > At any rate, once you pop the tab back through the whole, you should be able > to latch it again. I suggest that people NOT do this mod, as it actually torques > the pizza wheel assembly a little bit, not to mention that it actually forces the > last 2 or 3 wheels (closet to the white roller) down. So although it lifts the > majority of the pizza wheels out of the way, it doesn't lift them all out of the way. > > There's an easier way to accomplish the same thing which allows itself to be > undone more easily: simply prop the aluminum bar up by putting something of > the appropriate size under the edge of the bar next to the white roller. I used a > small piece of rubber pencil eraser cut to an appropriate thickness. Works like > a charm, and is easy to remove! Now I have pizza wheel free prints, and such > a simple solution. > > Cheers! > -Guy > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "David Wroblewski" < > dawroblewski@y...> wrote: > > > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield > > <scho@m...> wrote: > > > Also, raise the front pizza wheels by holding up the silver > > > bar with the pizza wheels with your right thumb and index finger and > > > then push down with your left little finger on the small > > > white plastic wheel at the left end of the row of pizza wheels > > > until the white wheel snaps down and locks up the silver bar > > > with pizza wheels. > > > > Carl, any idea how to reverse this once it's done? I snapped mine > > down, and have had a paper feed problem printing a 10 inch image > > on 8.5x11 EEM. I'd like to restore it to see if it makes a > > difference. I can't figure out the trick. > > > > Thanks, > > David
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Re: [Digital BW] Roller and pizza wheel marks with MIS PK on a 2200
2005-02-08 by Louis Dina
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