Epson WF-3540 35mm plastic gearwheel broken bearing
A white plastic gearwheel is loose inside the printer, its 3mm black plastic bearing has broken off its chassis part. Please advise how to find a replacement chassis part.
The gearwheel is marked 1 AES >POM+PE<
The wheel is in the so-called rear cover assembly, place where plastic spigot bearing broke is clear to see even after I shaved it smooth. Plastic is about 4mm thick, not sure whether to try & tap it for 6BA thread or put a bolt through and nut behind, concerned it may impede paper moving on the other side. Surely fixable though.
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por oldturkey03
Thanks ot, this is one I didn't expect a fix for, just a seeking a source of Epson spares. I was given this dead printer and have not yet been inside to examine the broken bearing piece, just checked the printer will set up OK first. But if a spare is too hard to find or fit, I expect to smooth off the broken end, drill a 2mm hole and bolt on a 6mm long 3mm diam brass stud to replace the plastic one. If the base part is thick I could tap the hole, but if thin will need to get behind it to put a nut on the back.
Will post photos asap.
por David McGovern