Summit HL-630 OPC Benutzerhandbuch

 

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type of replacement cartridge that the machine is 
expecting. 001=113R180/181, 005 = 113R287. 
 
If the cartridges your machine needs is not available, 
you can change what type of cartridge the machine 
will accept by doing the following. Enter the 
diagnostics mode as in above. Enter “406 “ and press 
Print. Turn off the power and install the correct 
cartridge. The machine will now look for that type of 
cartridge from now on. Only do this if you are sure 
that you will be supplying the cartridges for this 
machine. If the customer goes out and purchases the 
“correct” cartridge that was made for his machine, it 
will no longer work until the above procedure is run 
again. 
 
 

To reset the counter in the DC 220/230/240 OPC 
cartridges the connector on the rear of the cartridge 
must be replaced. This will clear the J1 or J7 codes.  
J1= Toner Out, J7 = Change cartridge 
 
There are many different cartridges that use different 
connectors/chips for these machines. A list of them 
is as follows: 
 
DC220/230/420 Type A: 113R120, 113R178, 
113R276DC220/230/420 Type B: 113R179, 
113R275 
DC220/230/420 Type C: 113R313 
DC332/340 Type A: 113R315, 113R317 
DC332/340 Type B: 113R316 
 
Each cartridge type is for a different machine. When 
ordering the replacement chip, make sure you know 
the correct cartridge part number that your 
customer’s machine calls for. The chips are not 
interchangeable. 
 
Other cartridges error codes are: 

 
J6: Incorrect cartridge type 
J3: Cartridge not seated properly, or not present 
 
 

This engine has more non-interchangeable cartridges 
than any engine I have ever seen. All of them use an 
"ARD" that is built into the connector. Almost every 
type of cartridge has it's own individual ARD. Since 
every individual cartridge has it’s own chip, it is 
imperative that you have the OEM cartridge part 
number when ordering the chips! The reset boards 
are now available with the plastic housing so that 
soldering the chip in is no longer necessary. There 
are also services where you can have the old chip 
reset. There are still cartridges that do not have 
replacement chips available yet. These are mainly 
international, but not all. 

There are 3 main versions of this cartridge so far. 
The Xerox Docuprint P8e 113R296/100R364, 
WorkCentre 385 113R 296, and the Lexmark Optra 
E310/312 NOTE: Lexmark has replaced the 
12A2202 (5k) cartridge with the 13T0101 (6k) 
cartridge. The new cartridge works in both 
machines. 
 
When recycling these cartridges the fuse must be 
replaced in the Xerox cartridges. The Lexmark 
cartridges have a plastic dummy fuse in it. There has 
been some conflicting information on if the fuse 
should be replaced or not, the following should help 
to clear it up. If the machine says toner low and the