Summit HL-630 OPC Benutzerhandbuch

 

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There is a small black fuse located on the board 
inside the cartridge. This fuse must be replaced each 
cycle by un-soldering the old and soldering in the 
new. This fuse is a special 250mA one that should 
be purchased from your supplier. The same fuse is 
used in the F-1000 OPC Cartridge. 
 

 

“Error 32 – Unsupported Cartridge”  If it is 
displayed IMMEDIATELY on closing the printer 
door after inserting the cartridge, it means: 
 

9  No chip is installed 
9  The printer did not make connection 

with the chip 

9  The wrong chip is installed 
9  The chip is damaged and not 

functioning 

 

 

“Error 32 – Unsupported Cartridge” If it is 
displayed SHORTLY AFTER closing the printer 
door (after inserting the cartridge) and the printer has 
cycled, including printing a few pages, it means: 
 

9  The chip has been previously used 
9  The cartridge was not shaken prior to 

installation, some toner still 
compacted 

9  The cartridge has mechanical issues 
9  The chip is damaged and not 

functioning correctly 

 

 
“Error 32 – Unsupported Cartridge” If it is 
displayed AFTER the printer has cycled, and many 
pages have been printed, it means: 
 

9  The chip may have been previously 

used but had not reached toner low 

9  The cartridge has mechanical issues 
9  The printer is not happy with toner 

flow (check if printer is used 
extensively – if not and has set for a 
while, toner may have compacted) 

9  The cartridge may have been 

removed from the printer and the 
exposed chip damaged in some way 
before reinstalling in the printer. 
 

“929 Toner Sensor Error” (or similar).  When this 
is displayed, it is: 

9  NOT chip related 
9  a MECHANICAL breakdown of the 

cartridge: 

9  Toner sensor gears (spring loaded 

clutch) are loose on the shaft.  The 
gear is probably not fully engaged; 
pressing the gears back flush may fix 
the problem 

9  The mixer shaft inside the cartridge 

hopper has broken (no longer usable) 

9  Excessive toner in the hopper 
9  Cartridge has been used multiple times 

and has just worn out 
 

“933 Print Head Error” (or similar).   When this 
is displayed, this is a ELECTRICAL problem within 
the printer (laser scanner unit) or the cartridge and IS 
NOT chip related.   

 
 

 

The “Return” cartridges have an ARD installed on 
the top left side of the cartridge. The packaging for 
the chip looks more like a battery than a chip, but it 
is definitely a chip. 

 

New replacement chips are now 

available that work in both the Optra T and Optra SE 
series. Do not confuse the Optra T series with the T 
series; they are not the same. See below for more 
information. Other vendors such as Toshiba are also 
using this engine. Contact your vendor for the 
correct (universal) chips.

 

On the Non-Prebate 

cartridges however, the chip is also present, but the 
killer part is not active.