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Flat 16-pin print head cable, 20 cm length, beige connectors

YINGHUA

YINGHUA Print Head Cable 16 Pins 20CM Printer Scanner Supply

SKU CH-FVXV-5ZAGP

Connects compatible printheads with a 16-pin, 20 cm cable for select Epson WorkForce and EcoTank models

  • Product categoryPrinthead
  • 16-pin connector ensures reliable signal transfer to the print head
  • 20 cm length fits neatly inside compatible printer chassis
  • Compatible with WF-5190, WF-6093, WF-8093 and other listed models
  • New condition guarantees a fresh, undamaged replacement part

16-pin print-head cable for compatible Epson models

This 16-pin replacement cable connects the print head to the main board on several Epson WorkForce and EcoTank printers. It measures 20 cm and is supplied new for models including WF-5190, RTC-6593, WF-6093, WF-8093, WF-6590, WF-5113, ET-8700, WF-8010DW, WF-4630 and V5113. Installers should verify the exact part number before ordering.

Not for printers using a different pin count

The cable only fits the listed 16-pin configurations; machines that require a 14-pin, 18-pin or longer harness will not accept it. Buyers needing a different connector style or a length other than 20 cm must source an alternative part.

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Price $35.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 5,855 comparable items (median $91.99).

Specifications

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Product categoryPrinthead

Questions about this item

Will the 16-pin connector need replacement after extended use?

The 16-pin cable is a passive component with no moving parts; it only requires replacement if the connector pins bend or the insulation is damaged during printhead swaps.

What fails first on this 20 cm cable during continuous printing?

The limiting factor is the flex life of the ribbon — repeated carriage motion can fatigue the conductors near the connector ends, causing intermittent contact.

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