HP 1012 Technical Instructions

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Cartridge pin installation Tool Long Thin Needle Nose Pliers Phillips Screwdriver Small Flat Blade Screwdriver Diagonal cutters Bent Extraction Tool
Step 1
Place the cartridge on the workbench so the drum shutter is facing up and the drum axle pin is towards you.
(See Photo 1)
Step 2
Holding the drum shutter open, use a spring hook to remove the tension spring located next to the non gear side of the drum.
(See Photo 2)
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Using a Philips screwdriver remove the two screws holding the drum bearing hub to the cartridge. (See Photo 3) Remove the hub.
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Step 4
Holding the drum shutter open, lift the drive
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Step 5
Using needle nose pliers remove the PCR from the cartridge. See Photos 5) Clean the PCR using a mild soap and water.
Step 6
With a bent extraction tool push the cartridge pin out fr
om the inside of the cartridge. See
Photo # 6.
Step 7
Using diagonal cutters pull the cartridge pins out from the both sides of the cartridge.
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(See Photos 7 and 8)
Step 8
Separate the two sections of the cartridge. (See Photo 9) Set the toner hopper aside.
Step 9
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Step 10
Slide the drum shutter open and lift the shutter from its cradles.
See Photo 11)
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Step 11
Using a Philips screwdriver remove the two screws holding the wiper blade. (See Photo 12) Remove the wiper blade.
Step 12
Clean the waste hopper using dry com­pressed air or a vacuum.Clean the PCR saddle contact with alcohol and a swab.
Step 13
Apply padding powder to the used or new wiper blade.Install the blade onto the waste hopper and install the two screws that hold the blade in place.
(See Photo 13)
Step 16
nstall the drum bearing hub onto
I the side of the cartridge. Install the two screws that hold the hub in place.
(See Photo 16)
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Step 17
Slide the drum shutter over the waste hopper and place the shut­ter into its cradles.
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A (black) saddle.Install the cleaned PCR into the saddles.
(See Photo 14)
Step 15
Apply padding powder to the drum. While rotating the drum counter clock-wise, slide the drum onto the contact axle.
(See Photo 15)
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Step 18
Reinstall the tension spring onto
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(See Photo 20)
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Step 19
Set the waste hopper aside in a protected area.
Step 20
Remove the screw holding the gear end cap to the toner hopper.
(See Photo 19)
Remove the end cap.
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Step 22
Rotate the cartridge 180°. Remove the screw holding the contact end cap to the toner hopper.(See Photo 21) Remove the end cap.
Step 23
Lift out the mag roller.Remove the mag roller bushings from the ends of the roller.
(See Photo 22)
Step 24
Clean the mag roller first using dry com­pressed air or a vacuum.Then clean the roller using a lint free cloth and a mag roller clean-
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Step 25
Remove the two screws holding the doctor blade t
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and remove the doctor blade.
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Step 27
Using a small flat blade screwdriver push the seal exit port plug out from the hopper.
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Step 28
Clean the seal area using a swab and alcohol.
Step 29
Remove the backing of the seal and install the seal onto the toner hopper.
(See Photo 26)
Step 33
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Slide the tail of the seal through the seal exit port and install the plug in the end of the hopper.
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Step 31
Remove the fill plug. Fill the toner hopper with toner.
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Reinstall the fill plug.
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Step 34
Place the mag roller bushing on the ends of the mag roller, the white bearing goes on the gear side and the black bearing goes on the contact side of the mag roller. (See Photo 31)
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Step 35
Install the mag roller onto the toner hopper. Place the contact end cap onto the side of the car­tridge and install the screw that holds the end cap in place. NOTE: Make sure the magnet sits correctly inside the contact end cap. (See Photo 32)
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Place the toner hopper gear end cap on to
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he end cap in place. NOTE: The mag roller
t drive gear must sit correctly inside the end cap. (See Photo 34)
Step 38
Apply a small bead of toner to the mag roller.
otate the mag roller 4-5 revolutions.
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Step 39
oin the toner hopper and waste hopper
J together. Carefully slide the drum shutter open, install the cartridge pin on the contact side of the cartridge. (See Photo 35)
Step 36
Install the three gears on the end of the toner hopper (See Photo 33)
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Step 40
Using long thin needle nose pliers or a car­tridge pin installation tool, install the car­tridge pin through the drum axle hub on the gear side of the cartridge. (See Photo 36)
Step 41
Install the cartridge tension spring next to the drum contact hub. (See Photo 37)
Step 40
Test cartridge.
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In September 2003, HP released a new entry level laser printer, the HP1012. Based on a new Canon engine the HP1012 provides a few improvements over the discontinued HP1000.The biggest improve­ment being that the HP1012 can print at 15 pages per minute, an increase of 5 pages per minute com­pared to the HP1000. Like the HP1000, the HP1012 prints at a resolution of 600x600 dpi but also can support 1200 dpi using the HP FastRes 1200 technol­ogy. Targeted at small business users and home offices, the HP1012 has a starting price of just under $200.
The machine uses a new all in one toner cartridge (Q2612A) that holds 110 grams of toner and yields 2,000 pages at 5% coverage. At a price of $69 the HP1012 cartridge holds less toner, prints less pages, and costs more than the HP1000 cartridge.
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