Einleitung
The scanner motor powers the physical movement of the scanning mechanism. This mechanism moves across an entire document, copying its contents, so that the printer can scan, fax, and/or print a copy of the original document. This motor may stop working due to a broken fuse or faulty connection and ultimately may need to be replaced.
Werkzeuge
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Locate the 3mm Phillips #0 screw in the top left corner of the printer.
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Remove the screw using a Phillips head screwdriver.
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Flip the top of the printer up so that you can see the inside of the printer.
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There is a white ribbon cable in the right top corner of the printer.
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Make sure that the white ribbon does not come detached from the right side of the printer.
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Lay the scanner face up so you can access the under side, and place something, such as a piece of Styrofoam, underneath of it so that the white tape does not become detached.
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Locate the four 3mm Phillips #2 screws along the edge, and remove all of them.
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Locate the seam on between outer shell of the printer and the inside of the printer.
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Starting from the top of the printer, use the plastic opening tool to slowly pry the scanner apart along the seam.
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Detach the bottom of the scanner.
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Flip the bottom of the scanner over so that it rests on top of the printer.
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Gently lift the scanner bar in order to remove it from the scanner.
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Detach the white ribbon cable from the scanner bar.
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Remove the two 3mm Phillips #2 screws on the underside of the scanner bar attached to the silver motor.
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Remove the motor from the scanner bar by gently pulling the motor upwards.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
