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So...anyone else having this issue? this was on a 3550ci. i think whoever designed this waste toner system needs to go back to school and rethink this. The rubber cap design, in my opinion does not work that well. we have had a few instances, like the photo here, where the machine doesn't give the "replace waste tank soon" message. either that or the customer just ignores it and runs the machine until it shuts itself down. we always check the rubber cap on these tanks before we replace them. and we also instruct the customer to do so as well. but this system seems to be more troublesome than any other design i have seen. i was just wondering if anyone else is having as much trouble with these as we are, and if anyone has any other photos to share. I think some kind of a retro-fit might be in order, since this is making our customers feel unhappy about an otherwise pretty good machine.
So...anyone else having this issue? this was on a 3550ci. i think whoever designed this waste toner system needs to go back to school and rethink this. The rubber cap design, in my opinion does not work that well. we have had a few instances, like the photo here, where the machine doesn't give the "replace waste tank soon" message. either that or the customer just ignores it and runs the machine until it shuts itself down. we always check the rubber cap on these tanks before we replace them. and we also instruct the customer to do so as well. but this system seems to be more troublesome than any other design i have seen. i was just wondering if anyone else is having as much trouble with these as we are, and if anyone has any other photos to share. I think some kind of a retro-fit might be in order, since this is making our customers feel unhappy about an otherwise pretty good machine.
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