Epson Stylus Photo 1400 Housing Replacement Repair Guide

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Introduction

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Step 1

              Housing

Turn off the printer.
Disconnect all data connections coming into the printer such as USB, networkd cables, firewire, etc. as well as removing the power cord.

Turn off the printer.

Disconnect all data connections coming into the printer such as USB, networkd cables, firewire, etc. as well as removing the power cord.

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Step 2

Locate the IEEE cover in the back.
Gently slide the cover to the right to unlatch, then pull to remove it.

Locate the IEEE cover in the back.

Gently slide the cover to the right to unlatch, then pull to remove it.

Step 3

Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver, remove the four 10 mm screws shown.
Remove the 6 mm screw that holds the rear housing in place.

Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver, remove the four 10 mm screws shown.

Remove the 6 mm screw that holds the rear housing in place.

Step 4

Remove the rear housing by pulling it backwards.

Remove the rear housing by pulling it backwards.

Step 5

Insert a plastic opening tool into the cutouts of the lower housing.
Release the two tabs of the side housing by lifting the tool in an upward motion.
Remove the side housing by pulling it outwards.

Insert a plastic opening tool into the cutouts of the lower housing.

Release the two tabs of the side housing by lifting the tool in an upward motion.

Remove the side housing by pulling it outwards.

Step 6

Both side housings are attached by the same type of mechanism.
Using the same method, remove the other side housing.

Both side housings are attached by the same type of mechanism.

Using the same method, remove the other side housing.

Step 7

Lift the paper support.
Open the printer cover and front cover.

Lift the paper support.

Open the printer cover and front cover.

Step 8

Remove the four 10 mm Phillips #2 screws from the sides of the printer.
Remove the three 6 mm Phillips #2 screws.

Remove the four 10 mm Phillips #2 screws from the sides of the printer.

Remove the three 6 mm Phillips #2 screws.

Step 9

Detach the tabs from the pins on each side by pulling it outwards.

Detach the tabs from the pins on each side by pulling it outwards.

Step 10

Remove the two 10 mm Phillips #2 screws on the front of the printer.

Remove the two 10 mm Phillips #2 screws on the front of the printer.

Step 11

Disconnect the two cables on the side by carefully pulling it outwards.
You may need to gently rock the two cables up and down while pulling.

Disconnect the two cables on the side by carefully pulling it outwards.

You may need to gently rock the two cables up and down while pulling.

Step 12

Remove the upper housing by lifting it upwards.
It’s easier to lift the housing by gripping it from the bottom.

Remove the upper housing by lifting it upwards.

It’s easier to lift the housing by gripping it from the bottom.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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ryan Caputo - Dec 30, 2016

Thank you so much, Larry! I am repurposing my 1400 for sublimation printing and need to get the print head a little easier than standard methods! Much appreciated!

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