This should be a very simple question, but it's the first time I've done it and I've never seen it done:
How do I refill my developer modules on a Xerox 2045? I want to do the Black first using the 5R629 box, which contains the developer in a bag, a long plastic sleeve with a rubber closure at one end, and a little square cardboard funnel. No instructions.
I'd appreciate the basic procedure.
I can tell it needs it, I've got over 80k clicks on the machine since I got it and the developers weren't new then. The black is beginning to have some density issues back to front on the machine. In other words, black is darker inboard (toward the back) and gets about 20% lighter toward the front in a nice continuous way. I removed the entire drum/developer assembly from the slide-out rails, shook it front to back a little and tipped it forward slightly. The density variation got better, so I am 99% sure it's the black developer.
I've just never done it before and of course the box contains no instructions.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Do I need to reset any NVM values afterward?
How do I refill my developer modules on a Xerox 2045? I want to do the Black first using the 5R629 box, which contains the developer in a bag, a long plastic sleeve with a rubber closure at one end, and a little square cardboard funnel. No instructions.
I'd appreciate the basic procedure.
I can tell it needs it, I've got over 80k clicks on the machine since I got it and the developers weren't new then. The black is beginning to have some density issues back to front on the machine. In other words, black is darker inboard (toward the back) and gets about 20% lighter toward the front in a nice continuous way. I removed the entire drum/developer assembly from the slide-out rails, shook it front to back a little and tipped it forward slightly. The density variation got better, so I am 99% sure it's the black developer.
I've just never done it before and of course the box contains no instructions.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Do I need to reset any NVM values afterward?
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