VCE SJ661-100P-CA Cat6 RJ45 Pass Through Connectors 100-Pack
- Ethernet, Male
- Unshielded, Male
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Genuine Lexmark pick roller assembly keeps CS720, CS725, CX725, XC4140 and XC4150 printers feeding paper reliably
The Lexmark 41X0956 pick roller assembly is a genuine OEM maintenance part designed for compatible Lexmark printers. It replaces worn rollers to restore reliable paper feeding and reduce misfeeds in supported models.
The roller assembly installs without tools by following the printer maintenance guide for the listed models. Problems usually arise when the part is fitted to an unsupported printer or when the pickup tires are not seated squarely in the holder.
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Print a test page from the CS720, CS725, CX725, XC4140 or XC4150 and verify single-sheet pickup with no misfeeds or jams.
The box contains the genuine Lexmark pick roller assembly only; no additional components or tools are required for installation.
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