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Small-hole thermal printhead gear fits 58 mm TP Gongda POS58GP, POS58LP-B and TP-POS58L printers
This YINGHUA gear fits TP Gongda POS58GP, POS58LP-B and TP-POS58L thermal printers. It replaces a worn or damaged drive gear inside the printhead assembly. Technicians and repair shops use it to restore reliable paper advance without replacing the entire printhead mechanism.
Swap this gear when the original teeth are stripped, cracked or skipping and the printer jams or prints unevenly. The repair is worthwhile if the printhead heating elements and flex cable remain functional. Buyers needing a complete printhead assembly or a different tooth count should source the matching full unit instead.
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This gear is designed for the TP Gongda POS58GP, POS58LP-B and TP-POS58L thermal printers.
Open the printer cover, remove the old printhead assembly, align the small-hole gear with the drive shaft, press firmly until seated, then close the cover and run a test print to confirm alignment.
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