Summit HL-630 OPC Benutzerhandbuch

 

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The drum unit for these cartridges is rated for 40,000 
pages. The machine will show “Replace Drum” at 
40,000 pages or when the waste toner section is full. 
These cartridges have a reset chip built into the 
connector. This connector must be reset before a 
rebuilt cartridge will work. Currently no new 
replacements are available, but there are some 
companies that will reset the OEM chip for you. 
 

 

 

These machine use the same cartridge as the NP-
6016, but the yield is 50,000 not 40,000. Since the 
same chip is used, the decision must be made by the 
machine not the cartridge. 

The drum unit for these cartridges is rated for 50,000 
pages. The machine will show “Replace Drum” at 
50,000 pages or when the waste toner section is full. 
These cartridges have a reset chip built into the 
connector. This connector must be reset before a 
rebuilt cartridge will work. Currently no new 
replacements are available, but there are some 
companies that will reset the OEM chip for you. 
 
 
 
 

These cartridges have a color wheel that indicates 
the approximate amount of toner left in the cartridge. 
This wheel does not actually stop the machine; it 
only gives the user a visual indication. The wheel 
assy. consists of a small gear train that drives a 
geared color wheel. The gear assembly is calibrated 
for 5% pages, so it is very possible that you have an 
empty cartridge with a green wheel showing, or a 
half full cartridge with a red wheel showing. It all 
depends on how much toner is used per page.   
 
To reset the counter, remove the clear cover from the 
counter by releasing the 4 tabs. Carefully remove the 
small gear next to the color wheel and turn the wheel 
so that the notched area is up. Insert the small gear 
so that the teeth of both the small gear and the wheel 
just start to engage. Carefully snap the cover back 
on. If you slip and the small gears jump out of place, 
just alternate them from the middle to one side. The 
opposite side is empty. It doesn’t matter which side 
you choose. 

These cartridges have a color wheel that indicates 
the approximate amount of toner left in the cartridge. 
This wheel does not actually stop the machine it 
only gives the user a visual indication. The wheel 
Assy. consists of a small gear train that drives a 
geared color wheel. The gear assembly is calibrated