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Its not a bottle as such its under the transfer belt remove belt and you will see 3 screws on the black plastic cover remove those and stick ya vacume in and vac it out. There's also a SP mode for disabling the toner overflow sensor I usually turn them off because they can be too sensitive at times
Looking at transfer belt behid left side cover don't see any release for it. I never saw a copier with such a hard to get to waste toner bottle. Heck with it. It just said toner bottle almost full someone else can deal with it.
Looking at transfer belt behid left side cover don't see any release for it. I never saw a copier with such a hard to get to waste toner bottle. Heck with it. It just said toner bottle almost full someone else can deal with it.
While it isn't intuitive to someone seeing the machine for the first time, removing the transfer belt assembly is actually pretty easy once you've done it a couple of times. There's a grayish lever on the front of the belt unit near the belt's upper roller that you turn 90 degrees clockwise, then you slide the belt assembly up the flopping assembly (the unit that flops around when you open and close the right hand cover) a bit and the belt assembly will come right out. A little like any of the older Ricoh 35/45 cpm MFPs, if you've ever worked on those.
Just in case you ever run into one of them again.
Easier way - just switch the waste sensor off. These machines will have emergency calls on them WAY before the waste gets full. Just check it every call.
It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.
While it isn't intuitive to someone seeing the machine for the first time, removing the transfer belt assembly is actually pretty easy once you've done it a couple of times. There's a grayish lever on the front of the belt unit near the belt's upper roller that you turn 90 degrees clockwise, then you slide the belt assembly up the flopping assembly (the unit that flops around when you open and close the right hand cover) a bit and the belt assembly will come right out. A little like any of the older Ricoh 35/45 cpm MFPs, if you've ever worked on those.
Just in case you ever run into one of them again.
Crap, bad data, sorry. The lever is black and almost halfway between the upper and lower rollers on the transfer belt assembly.
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