Summit HL-630 OPC Benutzerhandbuch

 

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Both of these cartridges use different items to reset 
the printer. The toner cartridge uses a chip that must 
be replaced/reset each cycle

. 

There are different 

manufacturers using this engine. Each manufacturer 
has it’s own separate chip, even Samsung has 
different versions. Make sure you have the correct 
chip for the machine the cartridge will be going into. 
Reset boxes are available to reset the OEM as well 
as aftermarket chips. Some reset boxes will also 
allow the change from one manufacturer to another. 
 
Drum Cartridge: This cartridge uses a fuse to reset 
the printer. The fuse is located on the gear side of the 
cartridge. Starter cartridges do not have a fuse, but 
the holder is there. The fuse must be replaced each 
cycle. The fuse is a 250V 5 x 20mm 63mA fuse.  
Make sure you have the correct fuse or printer 
damage may occur! 

 

 

These cartridges do not use a chip or any type of 
reset. They are included here because they use a 
resistor to tell the machine what brand it is. Samsung 
cartridges have a 30k Ohm resistor, where Xerox 
cartridges have a 12k Ohm resistor. If you are 
getting an “Invalid Cartridge” message, the wrong 
resistor is installed. These resistors do not go bad, 
and should never need to be replaced unless you are 

changing brands. The resistors are under a small 
contact plate on the gear side of the cartridge 
 

 
The standard AL-100TD, and 6R914 cartridges are 
not interchangeable. They have Oblong tabs on the 
backside of the cartridges that are in different 
locations. These tabs block the use of one brand in 
the others machine. They can be made to be 
interchangeable by cutting off the tabs, and sealing 
up the hole. See our cartridge recycling instructions 
for detailed information. These cartridges also do not 
have any type of reset. There is a sensor inside the 
cartridge that measures the mixture of toner to 
developer. As long as there is enough toner for a 
good mixture level, the toner lamp will stay off. 
There are no page counters or “Killer Chips” for 
these cartridges. 
 
 There are other versions of these cartridges however 
that do have “Killer Chips”. The following are the 
current Sharp AL-1000 Engine based cartridges that 
also have the chips in them.

 
These cartridges use the same supplies to recycle as 
the AL-1000 (XD-100) cartridges. The difference is 
that the oblong tab on the back side if the cartridge is 
placed differently, and the cartridge has a “killer 
chip” that shuts the machine down after 10,000