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YINGHUA

YINGHUA Power Supply Board RM2-8525 220V for LaserJet M1005

SKU CH-7EY3-JNXYR

Replacement power supply board for LaserJet M1005 and M1005mfp printers, operating at 220V

  • Product categoryPrinthead
  • Replaces a faulty power board to restore printer operation
  • Designed for 220 V mains supply in compatible regions
  • Matches part number RM2-8525 for exact fit
  • Fits LaserJet M1005 and M1005 MFP models directly

Replacement Power Board for M1005

This YINGHUA power supply board RM2-8525 operates at 220V and fits the LaserJet M1005 and M1005mfp printers. It replaces a failed internal unit to restore normal power delivery. The part is supplied new and ready for installation by a qualified technician.

For LaserJet M1005 owners needing a 220V board

This board suits users repairing a LaserJet M1005 or M1005mfp that requires the RM2-8525 at 220V. It is not for printers using a different voltage, a different part number, or a different model series. Buyers needing other voltages or models should look elsewhere.

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Price $229.99
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Specifications

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Product categoryPrinthead

Questions about this item

Which printer model must I own for the RM2-8525 board to fit?

The board is made for the LaserJet M1005 and M1005 MFP printers, so one of those models is required.

Will the 220 V RM2-8525 board operate correctly if my printer still uses its original 220 V components?

Yes, the board matches the printer's 220 V input, so it works with the existing power circuitry.

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