Disassemble & taking apart an EPSON printer - What are the parts of an inkjet? Repair/Fix

We showed how to disassemble an Epson printer and identify parts for repair. Logically, Epson is a two-dimensional machine. The X-axis is controlled by the CR (Printhead Carriage) assembly, and the Y-axis is controlled by PF (Paper Feed) assembly. There are also a couple of sensors helping the printer know what is going on: PW, PIS, PE sensors, three Encoder sensors, and two lever sensors. This video will help you to start playing with an Epson printer.
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CHAPTERS:
0:01 Intro
0:13 Removing the Printer Case
2:47 The Printer Carriage and Printhead
5:56 Paper Feed Parts
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