I left my toner for the 200 probe ..somewhere, which part generates the tone the scanner or the cap? does it make sense to use this as a replacment
522011
The Scanner generates the tone and YES, I highly recommend this product. If you only need a tone generator you can use any el-cheapo tone generator and the 200 Probe will pick it up - you just don't get the "IntelliTone". If you're going to use this to verify cables, the fact that you don't have to carry around a Tone Generator in addition to this is a bonus for me.
522012
The tone is generated by the main scanner unit. The cap is used to wire map cables.
522013
The tone is generated by the unit. Not the cap. Yes I would use it to replace. Do like the Poe function.
1994618
Sorry I can not be of more assistance but I agree with the other respondents. I personally had no problems with the strip that releases the toner. If yu are talking about some other strip please let us know.
954640
I purchased one cartridge 3 years ago for my Samsung ML-2525W and that was original. Now I need re-order it and I found the production description said:"These Ink First compatible remanufactured MLT-D105L black toner cartridges are manufactured in ISO9001 and ISO40001 certified manufacturing facilities." It sounds like the manufacture re-fill toner into the recycled cartridges. I will give it a try.
968223
Sorry, Thomas, I haven't had to use the toner kit yet, so I don't know the answer.
704009
I just removed the old toner and replaced the new one. Just make sure that you removed all plastic protectors from the new toner.
1969094
I really cannot tell you. I have not had this printer/scanner for over 3 years. Sorry--wish I could help you.
760937
Are the slides you're scanning all of the same clarity; the scan can only be as good as the initial product? I first had a faulty device (a circle image consistently on every scan) and the supplier sent a new one. Very pleased with the scanning quality by the replacement.
42324
Of course it depends on how much use your printer/scanner/whatever is getting, but in my experience it's like putting a brand new roller in. I have printers than have gone for several years without issues.
1503250
I suspect that all the toner refill. Kits are based on the same basic toner powder - especially within a brand of copier. I doubt that you would damage the printer - you are only risking the "0PC" drum in the cartridge. Worth a try.
1583746
Hi Sharon,I've bought 3 of these kits with 4 each refills. I think the toner will probably cover more than 4,000 copies, but the chips that come with it only allow you to get 4,000 per refill. You could probably do a partial refill, but will have to get replacement chips. Refilling is pretty easy, but can be messy - so you may want to do it outside. I've saved a ton of money with these though and haven't had any toner quality problems. Would definitely buy again.
613870
At least you got a manual. I didn't get anything but a few barcodes on a small piece of paper. I haven't been able to use my scanner. It just sits there. I am so disappointed with this purchase. It was a complete waste of money. If there's a manual I'd love to have one, too.
1298247
Hi Chad Kessler, You posted this a LONG time ago -- about 14 months ago -- and didn't get any replies. Maybe you're still monitoring it, or maybe you found an answer elsewhere. Anyhow, I thought I'd toss in a tip anyhow. No, I don't know what the problem is, or exactly how to fix it. But elsewhere on these discussion boards (leastways, a year ago) was a fellow named Wayne. I THNK it was Wayne Fulton. I remember he was a fount of knowledge about scanning, always quite generous. Now, just this week, I came across a website set up by Wayne Fulton (I believe the same guy): scantips with the www and the dot-com as appropriate. He's literally written an entire book about scanning there (a 101 basic book AND a 201 intermediate book). It's actually a bit more than mere basic stuff. He's been a lifesaver to me. He even provides his email address and might be willing and able to answer a question directly, although I think you'd want to check through his writings first to see if he offers any insights. Maybe this is a year late, and the problem was long ago solved. But if not, check out Wayne's website.
831777
I used this with the starter cartridge since it does not come with the flag gear.....if your cartridge has the flag gear set-up...just buy the toner refill bottles, they are cheaper.
48714
it is oem (ORIGINAL) not remanufactured or "no frills" brand. I tried that one time and I'll never do that again. the toner started to run and bleed on the paper and that affected the drum. It's just not worth it.
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the first part is right.you do have to turn the power on and you DO have to raise the copier lid then the cartridge carrier moves center so you have access.the latch actually loosens the cartridge in question for you - simply pull forward.there is some truth to the readout given however,that said should you want to go with what's left when it asks if new( most do) put dot there carry on as usual. I personally prefer original manufacturers equipment or OEM ..... never had luck with remanufactured cartridges.P.S. I never buy from Lexmark.i get new from ebay but that's just me. not a chance taker. I.e. if I have a large print job I may not opt to trick the machine as it were. the first part is right.you do have to turn the power on and you DO have to raise the copier lid then the cartridge carrier moves center so you have access.the latch actually loosens the cartridge in question for you - simply pull forward.there is some truth to the readout given however,that said should you want to go with what's left when it asks if new( most do) put dot there carry on as usual. I personally prefer original manufacturers equipment or OEM ..... never had luck with remanufactured cartridges.P.S. I never buy from Lexmark.i get new from ebay but that's just me. not a chance... » Read More the first part is right.you do have to turn the power on and you DO have to raise the copier lid then the cartridge carrier moves center so you have access.the latch actually loosens the cartridge in question for you - simply pull forward.there is some truth to the readout given however,that said should you want to go with what's left when it asks if new( most do) put dot there carry on as usual. I personally prefer original manufacturers equipment or OEM ..... never had luck with remanufactured cartridges.P.S. I never buy from Lexmark.i get new from ebay but that's just me. not a chance taker. I.e. if I have a large print job I may not opt to trick the machine as it were. « Show Less
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My empathies with your non-functional toner, but not sure why you're having a problem. I also bought mine as a spare and so it sat for a few months before I started using it, but it has worked just fine. Did you shake (roll) it gently and also remember to pull off the orange plastic 'zipper' before installing it? Also with almost any printer, I find when it doesn't work, usually just shutting it off and turning it back on again 'fixes' whatever ails it. Sometimes I have to shut off and restart the computer too, but usually just a printer restart does the trick. So double-check that the unit is installed correctly (by taking it out and putting it back in) and then try the shut-off trick. Hopefully, one of those will put you back in business - good luck!
383597
You probably removed the drum that goes with the toner when you removed your old toner. Reuse the drum with the new toner.