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HP Tango X Power Adapter Replacement
Andreas Reheis and one other contributor
Last updated on Sep 2, 2026
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓The printer stopped responding to power-on attempts and was no longer emitting any light. We suspected a power supply issue. It turned out that the power adapter was only providing the 32 V output. The 12 V output was missing. The power adapter was simply replaced.
What you need
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Behind each of the round stickers is a Torx screw.
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Use a screwdriver to release the 8 clips. These are evenly distributed around the device. To do this, pry off the light gray cover bit by bit.
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The power supply is held loosely in the housing and is connected by a 3-pin connector.
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When unplugging the connector, pull directly on the connector, not on the cables.
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The power supply can be tested using a multimeter. There should be 12 V or 32 V between the center connector pin and the outer pins. Naturally, the power supply must be connected to a wall outlet with the power cable for this to work.
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A replacement power supply can be ordered from several suppliers online for under €20.
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Follow these steps in reverse order to reassemble your device.
