A
Soft Lint-Free Cloth
Distilled Water
Cotton Swab
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Photo 4
lcohol
A
Toner and Drum
Phillips Screwdriver
Small Flat-Blade Screwdriver
eedlenose Pliers
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Step 1
Remove the two white tabs from the front
of the doctor bar. (See Photo 1)
Step 2
While holding one end of the doctor bar
tension spring with your thumb, grasp
the other end using needlenose pliers
and remove the tension spring from the
top of the doctor bar.
Using a small flat-blade screwdriver,lift up the locking clip that
holds the drive gear to the
developer roller axle. Remove
the gear.
(See Photos 6)
Photo 7
Photo 8
Photo 9
Step 7
Rotate the cartridge 180°. Remove the
developer roller contact from the side of
the cartridge. (See Photos 7)
Step 8
otate the developer roller contact bush-
R
om its starting position (See Photo 8)
ing fr
up (counter clock-wise) toward the top of
the cartridge.
(See Photo 9)
Photo 6
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Photo 10
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Step 9
Slide the contact bushing off the developer
roller axle.
(See Photo 10)
Step 10
While holding the shaft of the developer
, lift the roller out from the hopper
oller
r
oller axle out from
er r
elop
and slide the de
oner hopp
the t
(See Photo 11)
v
er end pla
.
e
t
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Photo 12
Photo 13
Photo 14
Step 11
To clean the developer roller, take a lintfree cloth, add a small amount of alcohol
and soak the cloth in distilled water.Place
he developer roller axle into a drill. Clean
t
the developer roller using the lint-free
loth while the roller is rotating in the
c
drill.
(See Photo 12)
Step 12
Slide the doctor bar down toward the
developer roller opening and remove the
bar.
(See Photo 13)
Step 13
Remove the toner from the doctor
bar using compressed air or a vacuum.
Clean the contact edge of the bar using a
cotton swab and Acetone.
(See Photo 14)
Step 16
nstall the doctor bar so the bar
I
sits over the doctor bar sealing
lade attached to the toner
b
hopper, (See Photo 17) and
under the positioning posts on
both side of the hopper.
(See Photo 18)
Photo 17
Photo 18
Photo 15
Photo 16
Step 14
Remove the cartridge warranty sticker
om the side of the c
fr
(See Photo 15)
ep 15
St
Remove the toner hopper fill cap from
the end of the cartridge. (See Photo 16)
Carefully clean the hopper using dry
compressed air or a vacuum. Do not
damage the developer roller sealing
blade that sits under the developer roller.
artridge.
Notes
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4Lexmark E232/330/332 Technical Instructions
hoto 21
Step 17
Install the keyed end of the
eveloper roller axle into the
d
oner hopper end plate and
t
lower the developer roller into
(See Photo 19)
place.
P
S
tep 19
lide the developer roller contact onto
S
the end of the hopper.
(See Photo 21)
Photo 19
Step 18
Install the contact bushing onto
the developer roller axle. Rotate
the bushing clock-wise to lock
the bushing into place.
(See Photo 20)
Photo 22
Step 20
Rotate the hopper 180° and install the
developer roller drive gear onto the axle
of the roller.Place the “E”clip onto the axle
to hold the drive gear in place.
(See Photo 22)
Photo 23
Step 21
Install the idler gear onto the end of the
cartridge. (See Photo 23)
Photo 24
Step 22
Install the cartridge drive gear onto the
end of the cartridge.
(See Photo 24)
Photo 20
Photo 25
Step 23
Place the doctor bar tension spring onto
the top of the doctor bar so the arrow is
On June 1, 2004, Lexmark released a new family of E-series
printers based on an entirely new print engine.These five new
printers featur
e a dual consumable printer that uses a sepa-
rate toner and drum unit designed solely by Lexmark.
Lexmark’s base model E232 prints 22ppm and sells for $199.
It replac
es the old E220 machine which w
as only c
apable of
printing 18ppm. The E323t sells for $299 and is the same as
the E232 except that it has an additional 550 sheet paper tray.
t $399,
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the E330 prints 27ppm and replaces both the E312
and E323 machines. Lastly, the E332n and E332nt sell for $499
and $599 respectively, and are both network capable. The
tra paper tray.
E332n
In M
omes with an e
t c
y 2004,Dell released two new machines using the same
a
x
dual consumable Lexmark engine. Dell’s entry level machine
the 1700 has a print speed of 25ppm and sells for $179
(I just saw it on Dells website).Dells network version,the 1700n,
has the same print speed of the 1700 and sells for $299.
IBM released two machines using this new Lexmark engine
as well. The 1412 is based on the E330 engine that prin
27ppm and,at $399,sells for the same price.The 1412n is IBM’s
network version of the Lexmark E332n printer and, at $499, is
iced the same
pr
.
Standard yield cartridges and high yield cartridges are
available from all suppliers. However Dell offers a 3,000 page
standar
d yield c
artridge while Lexmark and IBM standard
yield cartridge yields 2,500 pages at 5% coverage.
All three suppliers offer a 6,000 page high yield cartridge
idges ar
tr
and all c
pr
ar
gram. The drum units for these machines yield 30,000
o
e available in Lexmark’s Cartridge Return
pages and, according to Lexmark, many customers may not
ever need to replace the drum unit because of low monthly
usage.
ts
None of FG's pr
Future Graphics (FG) is a distributor of compatible replacement parts and products for imagining equipment.
ts are genuine OEM replacement parts and no affiliation or sponsorship is to be implied between FG and any OEM.
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