Zebra ZT410 Industrial Printer USB Port Repair
Zebra ZT410 Industrial Printer USB Port Repair
The Zebra ZT410 is a heavy duty industrial printer, but at it’s core it has a motherboard with a USB Type A Port which is prone to damage with frequent plugging and unplugging with its usb cable.
About the printer:
Zebra ZT410 Industrial Printer: Unleash Efficiency and Precision
The ultimate solution for your high-volume printing needs. With its robust design and cutting-edge technology, this printer is revolutionizing the way businesses operate.
Equipped with reliable and durable components, the ZT410 ensures uninterrupted productivity, even in demanding industrial environments. Its rugged construction withstands harsh conditions, making it the ideal companion for manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and distribution centers.
Boasting lightning-fast print speeds, the ZT410 delivers exceptional efficiency without compromising on print quality. Whether you need to produce labels, barcodes, or shipping documents, this printer guarantees crisp, clear, and smudge-free prints every time.
The ZT410's intuitive user interface allows for quick and effortless operation. Its large color display and user-friendly menus simplify navigation, allowing anyone to operate the printer with ease. No more time wasted on complicated setups or troubleshooting – the ZT410 ensures hassle-free printing from start to finish.
Stay ahead of the competition with advanced connectivity options. The ZT410 seamlessly integrates into existing systems, enabling effortless data transfer. From USB to Ethernet and Bluetooth, this printer embraces versatility and adaptability.
With Zebra's renowned reliability and durability, you can trust the ZT410 to handle your most critical printing tasks with precision. Reduce downtime, increase productivity, and streamline workflows with this industry-leading printer.
Invest in the Zebra ZT410 Industrial Printer today and experience the power of efficiency, precision, and reliability. Take your business to new heights with this game-changing printing solution.
In this case we needed to use a hot air station to de-solder and remove the existing broken port.
After the port is removed we need to extract the solder in the holes connecting the pins. This is done with a solder sucker and a hot air station.
Once the vias in the circuit board are cleaned out we can then install the new port and add some high quality leaded solder to the pads/pins to resolder the new port into place.
When the soldering is complete we then run a continuity check to ensure no shorts were made and that the port is electrically connected using a pinout guide below.
