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There are many ways by which to refill empty toner cartridges. Some cartridges come designed with plastic fill plugs that need to be removed before a refill can be conducted while others require boring a hole into the cartridge to access the toner chamber. Whether using a melt and fill cartridge or not, what is important is to be able to revive cartridge functions and avoid the expenditure of more than $50 in the purchase of a brand new retail cartridge. The key to a successful cartridge refill begins with purchasing the appropriate toner refill kit for the cartridge and knowing the tools included with the kit.
A toner refill kit typically comes supplied with a bottle of fresh toner powder that replaces the depleted toner supply of an OEM toner cartridge. Other helpful items are also supplied with the kit including a funnel cap that attaches to the bottle and allows the easy transfer of toner into the cartridge's toner chamber; a pair of latex gloves which help prevent hand stains; toner wipes used to clear toner residue; and an instruction manual that outlines in detail the step by step refill process.
Now when a melt and pour cartridge is being refilled, a refill tool needs to be acquired. The refill tool, otherwise known as a holing tool, is a device used to expose the toner chamber. Below is a how-to guide on the use of said device.
1. Before conducting the refill, prepare the refill tool and place it on the tool stand.
2. Plug the device into a power outlet and let it stand for 3 to 5 minutes, allowing the copper tip to heat up.
3. When the copper tip has reached the desired temperature, position the tip vertically over the point marked on the cartridge. Push the refill tool down into the cartridge until a hole is melted. A diagram is provided on the instruction manual showing the actual spot where a fill hole must be created.
4. Unplug the device and let the refill tool rest on the tool stand or until such time that it cools down.
5. Store the refill tool for the next refill.
The refill tool is not supplied with the toner refill kit and therefore has to be purchased separately. No need to worry though since refill tools are inexpensive devices. The item sells for only $8 and it can be used for an indefinite period of time. So how do you get hold of this item? Here's how:
1. Visit the website of a legitimate toner refill kit reseller.
2. Inquire from the retailer the availability of a refill tool and place an order.
3. Wait for a verification message. The message will discuss pertinent details of the order, amount to be paid and mode of payment.
4. Arrange payment.
5. Wait for the confirmation email. This message will supply the delivery date.
6. Wait for delivery. Typically, the item is immediately shipped the following working day.
The best thing about a refill tool is that it has been made handy, easy to use, readily available and affordable. So users need not worry when handling melt and pour cartridge types.
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Compatible Versus Genuine Toner Cartridges
Compatible means that the toner cartridge can be used in your specific equipment and also that it is not the Genuine Brand. Refilling toner cartridges is big business in the US and the world. Many companies choose to purchase the compatible version instead of the Original Equipment Manufacturer, OEM. Compatible can also mean completely brand new but generic.
In the beginning of refill cartridges there were not many options. Toner and internal replacement parts were not readily available, so the quality was not as high as one would like. In the recent years all that has changed. One of the most important components that should be replaced is the drum and the drum blade. These were designed to only last the life of the toner being used from the cartridge. If you were to reuse the original drum it would cause many print defects such as light print, marks and several other image defects. The drum blade would also create streaking and line type image defects. Think of the drum blade as a windshield wiper. When it wears out certain areas are not being cleaned and it makes it hard to see through the window! In the same way certain areas are not being wiped off and you then have lines on the printed pages. We now have access to not only drums and blades but many other components that wear out and need to be replaced inside the toner cartridge. When selecting a company that refills or sells compatible toner cartridges, I would make sure that they do in fact replace the drum and drum blade, or it will not last and you will have wasted your time and money on something that was supposed to save you money in the first place.
False assumptions: OEMs never fail
Having been in this business for over twenty years it seems that most people believe that if it is the original (OEM) toner cartridge that it will never fail. This is just not true. I have seen many OEM cartridges fail. Some from defect and some from customer induced causes. Here is a list of causes induced by customer neglect or error. Staples paper clips, paper dust, stickyback labels and placing the cartridge down on an unsafe position causing damage to drum.
False Assumptions: Refills always leak
Here again we have an assumption that is just not true. In my experience, the number one cause for a leaking cartridge is paper or labels stuck up inside the drum area. This is caused by using inferior labels or dog-eared paper. There are some refilled cartridges that have not been refurbished in a correct manner. Inside the cartridge is a part that is called a recovery blade. It is a thin Mylar that does exactly what it is named for. It recovers the excess toner and keeps it in the waste toner tank. If the recovery blade is old and warped, toner will fall down into the paper path and some how end up on your brand new shirt. Ever since then you swore to never use these darn refills any more!
If you run across a toner cartridge and the price is unbelievably low it may be because the company that refilled it didn’t replace all of the components that we mentioned earlier. Try and stay away from these kind of deals if you can help it. In this industry there are standards. One question to ask is if they are an ISO 9001 facility. An ISO 9001 facility has the highest standards and you can trust that they install all major components and are put together the right way. This is important, next time you are purchasing toner cartridges just ask them if they are. If they look at you kind of strange or if there is a long pause and they don’t know what you are talking about, stay away from buying from them. There may be some good rechargers out there that are not ISO 9001 but for the most part this will help weed out the bad ones.
Pros and Cons of Compatible and Genuine Toner Cartridges
Compatible Pros: Cost, the average savings can be 50% to 70% from OEM retail prices. If you make several thousand prints, this can really add up. Recycling benefits our world because it reduces the amount that we put in our landfills.
Compatible Cons: You will have to make sure you buy quality compatibles or you may get a bad cartridge.
OEM Pros: Consistency, toner yields, new parts, knowing were it came from and that it was created by the OEM.
OEM Cons: Cost, toner cartridges can be much more expensive.
About the Author
Bill Tucker has been in the office equipment and supply industry for over 20 years and has several published industry related articles that help the end-user as well as the technician.
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How to turn off Epson printer warning message about non-OEM cartridges?
I have Epson Stylus cx6400. Since the ink is so expensive I stared using compatible third party cartridges, but every time I try to print something I get the following message:
"The installed ink cartridges differ from the original Epson ink cartridges for this printer. Your printouts may be different from those printed using original Epson ink cartridges. Do you want to continue using the currently installed ink cartridges?" YES or NO
Does anybody know how to turn it off, it is really annoying and I have to sit there and press YES every time. I try looking into the registry editor but to no avail. Any help appreciated.
I have four working printers. I use brand name ink until the printer is out of warranty, then go for generics. You will get the warning. Just forge ahead and install the generics. The manufacturer just wants you to know that if your printer fails in any way after you used generic ink, they will not be responsible.
It seems to me that the printers are like throwaways. I picked up two PSC for $50, new, with cartridges. At this price, when the printers fail I won't feel so bad.
You cannot stop the message that I know of. Ignore it. Once the new cartridges get going, the message will go away.
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