Mailstation2 printer head

The Mailstation2 printer head is a crucial component of the Pitney Bowes Mailstation2, a popular mail franking machine used by businesses and organizations to send mail and packages. Here's an overview of the printer head:

What is the printer head?

The printer head is the part of the Mailstation2 that prints the postage and other information on the envelope or package. It's a small, replaceable component that contains the inkjet nozzles and other mechanisms that produce the printed image.

Types of printer heads

There are two types of printer heads used in the Mailstation2:

  1. Standard printer head: This is the original printer head that comes with the Mailstation2. It's designed for general use and is suitable for most mail and package franking applications.
  2. High-capacity printer head: This is a specialized printer head designed for high-volume users who need to print large quantities of mail and packages. It has a higher ink capacity and is designed to reduce downtime and maintenance.

How to replace the printer head

Replacing the printer head is a relatively simple process that can be done by the user or a Pitney Bowes authorized service provider. Here are the general steps:

  1. Turn off the Mailstation2 and unplug it from the power source.
  2. Open the printer head compartment by lifting the latch or sliding the door.
  3. Gently pull out the old printer head and discard it.
  4. Insert the new printer head, making sure it's properly seated and aligned.
  5. Close the printer head compartment and plug in the Mailstation2.
  6. Turn on the Mailstation2 and perform a self-test to ensure the new printer head is functioning properly.

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