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Is your HP Laserjet Pro 200 overheating when printing out important papers? If so, this guide demonstrates how to quickly replace the fan inside your printer. All you need is a Phillips #2 Screwdriver, iFixit Opening Tool, Metal Spudger, and a friend to help you with one of the steps!
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Turn the printer so that the front is facing to your left.
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Flip the printer so that it is laying with its right side facing down and the bottom facing you.
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Remove the 8 mm screw on the top edge of the printer using a #2 Phillips head screwdriver.
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Use a flathead screwdriver to depress these tabs while lightly pulling the panel towards you.
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Begin with the upmost tab and move your way down, individually depressing the tabs while simultaneously pulling the panel towards you, removing it from the printer.
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Rotate the printer so you are facing the open side.
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Gently pull out the plug that supplies power to the fan from the socket on the circuit board.
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Push each tab outwards from the fan.
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Simultaneously pull the fan towards you until the fan clears the face of the printer.
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To reassemble your device, follow the instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow the instructions in reverse order.
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