Looking For New Printer

[Erie]

I have a HP PCS 750 printer that has done a very good job over the years and now since I had to get a new computer this printer no longer works with Windows 7.So now I am looking for a new HP Printer that has ALL in ONE future on it.

What is a very good HP Printer that can print on both sides.

 

[PeterBJ]

Actually this printer like many other vintage HP printers works with Windows 7. Installation is very easy: Just connect the printer to the computer and turn the printer on. Windows update then finds the driver on the web and installs it. I think HP supplied many drivers to Microsoft.

Also see this: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor...skId=135&prodSeriesId=295845&prodTypeId=18972 .

So if you like this solid old workhorse and it is still going strong, there is no reason to replace it yet.

 

[Erie]

I am very please that someone realizes that this printer is not done working yet.

I would like to know if I can find parts for this HP PCS 750. I have an arm which I call it and may not be the right name. Brock so when printing multi pages I have to be right there to take each page out as soon as it is printed.

Does any one know where to get parts for this printer?

 

[PeterBJ]

The printengine in the HP PSC 750 is from a HP Deskjet of the 900 series. You find service manuals for the HP DJ 900 series printers here: http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/24508/hp_Deskjet 9xx.html . It is one zip-archive with four files after unpacking.

I think the arm is named paper pusher, see page 10 in the 9xx_disassembly.pdf file.

As this printer is 10-20 years old, I think your best chance for finding a replacement part is to find an old and maybe defunct printer of the DJ 900 series.

A common cause of breaking the thin plastic fingers on the paper pusher is removing a jammed piece of paper backwards. A jammed piece of paper should be removed in the normal (forward) direction of paper movement.

Good luck with finding a donor printer and repairing the PSC 750.
Peter.