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Dislikes: Hello, Has anyone found a generic toner for the M3040idn and 2535idn that does not cause problems?? I tried Precision Roller and it caused the drums to fail early, way early. How about Katun anbody??
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Hello, Has anyone found a generic toner for the M3040idn and 2535idn that does not cause problems?? I tried Precision Roller and it caused the drums to fail early, way early. How about Katun anbody??
Thanks Ant
I use the katun and have no problems, use them on m3040idn, 3550idn, fs4200, etc. On the 3550 and 4200 i get close to 30k prints.Originally Posted by anthony123
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Good luck. Kyo's do not like generic toners. No way no how!
Hi Anthony, not sure where you are based, here in the UK I use a generic toner from a company called THS from Germany, it works really well.
Integral toner (german manufactured) works fine. Used in several machines for more than a year in 3-5k prints per month with out issues. Thats tk3102.
In m2040dn (tk1175) we note a lighter black on solids. No costumer complains yet but we noted that. Recently start using CET toner who works very well for us in 1135 and 2035 (1142-1147).
Yea THS toners works great. Problem is it became to expensive for us to import...
The bizhub machines loved that stuff. One some models i would argue its somehow better than original dare i say.
Whatever
i agree with the other post. kyocera doesn't play well with generic...
This is true of Canon monocomponent as well. I've had poor results from all generic monocomponent toner.
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