Can I Use Waste Toner Again Waste Hopper
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ten-29-2010 #1
Waste toner reuse?
Firstly this forum was a real PITA to sign up to, information technology literally took over xx times refilling the registration course (every bit it wipes it clean if yous have an error) before it accepted all my entries. I'm deplorable if I entered gibberish in some fields but afterwards refilling the class 20 times I was nearly to nail the calculator.
I'm new hither and information technology seems like this is a site for really big machines, I'1000 "only" using an $800 Canon auto. This is my first laser printer as I had used simply concern inkjets due to their dramatically lower price per folio than laser (and I'k of course keeping the inkjet for low cost press).
My question is, I refill my cartridges and empty the waste toner compartment, it seems like after emptying the waste matter about x times I'd have enough waste toner collected to refill the primary container.
Is there any reason why I shouldn't do this or would information technology work? Or what nearly putting the waste toner back in the main container and then filling the rest with new toner on every refill?
Thank you
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10-29-2010 #2
Originally Posted by aab1
Firstly this forum was a existent PITA to sign up to, it literally took over twenty times refilling the registration course (every bit it wipes it clean if yous accept an error) before it accepted all my entries. I'thou sorry if I entered gibberish in some fields merely later on refilling the form 20 times I was about to smash the computer.
I'm new here and it seems like this is a site for actually big machines, I'm "simply" using an $800 Canon machine. This is my outset laser printer every bit I had used simply business inkjets due to their dramatically lower cost per folio than laser (and I'm of course keeping the inkjet for low cost printing).
My question is, I refill my cartridges and empty the waste toner compartment, it seems like after emptying the waste near x times I'd have plenty waste toner collected to refill the principal container.
Is there any reason why I shouldn't do this or would information technology piece of work? Or what about putting the waste toner dorsum in the main container and so filling the residue with new toner on every refill?
Cheers
I have a suggestion where u tin can put your waste matter toner ????Judge Where ??
You audio like the a jerk that would put their oil change back in their car.
to enquire a question like that, u should take not wasted time joining this Real Support Forum.
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10-29-2010 #3
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i tried it in kip1880 and ir7200, the impress out was quite dirty but not obvious. After 2 days it come out full page of small dot spots. At the end resulting pulsate cleaning and programmer cleaning, oftenly drum cleaning will very harm the unit. Sometimes y'all will go blur re-create resulting wasting tone of papers espeacially you are not aware when doing sets copy . Reuse waste product toner its similar like:
wasting newspaper + time of oftenly maintanance + low lifespent of hardware
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10-29-2010 #4
Yes please reuse it.... and here is my number for when it breaks so I can come up and prepare it for ya... I demand the money.
Color is not 4 times harder... it'due south 65,000 times harder.
They telephone call it "TECH Fashion" for a reason. I have manual's and firmware for ya, course... yous are going to have to earn it.
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10-29-2010 #5
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Hehe. Practise it.Yep delight reuse it.... and here is my number for when it breaks so I tin can come up and set up it for ya... I need the coin.
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x-29-2010 #6
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no question in re-cycling it.. u could re-cycle it until the black toner fades away and white copies comes out
Hehe. Do it.
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ten-29-2010 #7
Yea, I think a school reusing the waste toner on a Ricoh I was servicing. Cut the PM life down to near ane/2 of what it was suppose to exist. I could not effigy out what was going on. So one day I was out irresolute the developer out again and the secretary was giving me h**fifty over how bad the machine was, and equally I was going to empty the waste bottle the secretary said look, we put that back in the machine. "Got ya"
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ten-29-2010 #8
If y'all think an ink based automobile has a lower per page cost than a toner based machine.....you couldn't exist more incorrect incorrect incorrect. And as for reusing waste toner......could it be any more obvious that this will merely harm the equipment? I like oem cartridges merely ....You'd be improve off risking ownership a inexpensive uniform toner to save money. At least that would be new toner......I'yard new here and it seems like this is a site for really big machines, I'm "only" using an $800 Catechism machine. This is my first laser printer every bit I had used only business inkjets due to their dramatically lower price per folio than light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation (and I'chiliad of course keeping the inkjet for low cost press).
Anything can exist made to work if you dabble with it long plenty- San Diego Copier Repair.com
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10-29-2010 #nine
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I always idea there should be a user training form in high school.Yea, I remember a school reusing the waste toner on a Ricoh I was servicing. Cut the PM life down to well-nigh 1/2 of what it was suppose to be. I could not figure out what was going on. So ane day I was out changing the developer out again and the secretary was giving me h**l over how bad the car was, and as I was going to empty the waste matter bottle the secretarial assistant said wait, we put that dorsum in the machine. "Got ya"
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10-29-2010 #10
It's a good thing you are messing with "only" $800 machines- you'll be replacing 'em early and ofttimes. I say become ahead and smash your computer.
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