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| [title] Orientation: The cage and the print head | |
| [* black] This step is to orientate you to the parts involved. | |
| - | [* black] Picture 1 shows the labels I've used in this guide. And yes, that plastic holder gave me a lot of grief. |
| + | [* black] Picture 1 shows the labels I've used in this guide. And yes, that plastic holder gave me a lot of grief. I had to rip out the cables in order to figure out how to remove it. ***DO NOT unplug your cables at this point!*** |
| [* black] Picture 2 shows how the dismantled cage will look like. | |
| [* black] Picture 3 shows the print head. To be clear, the print head is actually just that metal bit. For this Epson L6170 Eco-tank printer, the print head has the nozzles attached to it. | |
| [* black] If you're buying a replacement print head, you might want to take note that some sellers ++only sell the print head++ (which means you need to unscrew the nozzle attachment). |