Epson Action Laser II

Burned out quartz fuser lamp in the fuser assembly.

OHHHH.

Sounds expensive. Any suggestions where it would be best to try to get a replacment?

Thanks,

Paul

OHHHH.

Sounds expensive. Any suggestions where it would be best to try to get a replacment?

Thanks,

Paul

It's kind of expensive if you get it from Epson, all their parts are at least 3 figures! I know of another source for the lamps. I wasn't going to do a kit for the Action II because of it's age and high consumable prices. There aren't too many of them left that are in working condition. I just purchased a quantity of lamps for some new kit offerings, one of which is the Epson 1000/1500. I probably won't be buying any more for awhile and there's a minimum purchase so I can't just buy one lamp. I've got a couple of those printers for spare parts. They have working fuser assemblies if you don't mind a used one. Email me if you're interested.

I am interested in buying one of your kits for the Epson Action Laser II. The old fuse lasted for 7 years, so I'm willing to invest $45 to get another 7 out of it if it isn't extremely difficult to repair.Wes Adams

We don't sell kits for this model. We recommend tossing it because of the expensive and hard to find consumables. Buy an HP.

We used to keep those printers on the mezzanine level of our old shop. When we last moved about 5 years ago, we tossed them over the railing and watched them impact on the concrete. It helped relieve the stress of moving and there was no reason to keep them. Then we picked up the pieces and tossed them into the dumpster. I really can't believe that there is still one working. Why would you even want to keep it working?