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- ?? Laser Printer Toner Carts? - 2 Updates
| trader4@optonline.net: Nov 28 05:02AM -0800 On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 5:42:09 PM UTC-5, The Real Bev wrote: You can also refill them yourself. That's what the refurbished ones are. If you google you'll find videos and other resources that show how it's done. Typically all you need is the toner powder, a vacuum and a screwdriver. Essentially it's vacuuming the remaining old stuff out, partially disassmeblying it to wipe it clean, moving the reset gear back to the full position, putting it back together, then pouring the new toner in. It comes in a squirt, ketchup kind of bottle, so that's easy. It would probably take an hour to do it the first time, probably 6X that rate if you were doing one after the other. Been awhile since I did one and I'd have to revisit the instructions again to get through the first one. Doing your own is by far the least expensive option. |
| The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>: Nov 28 10:34AM -0800 > rate if you were doing one after the other. Been awhile since I did one > and I'd have to revisit the instructions again to get through the first one. > Doing your own is by far the least expensive option. Sounds like an excellent idea, but I do so little printing that the cost of the remanufactured cartridge is negligible. -- Cheers, Bev 11111111111111111111111111111 "To turn is to admit defeat." -- H. Grierson |
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