I have a black & white laser printer for which the toner cartridge is no
longer available. However, I can get a bottle of toner for this printer, and
a tool to burn a refill hole in the cartridge. Has anyone successfully
refilled their B&W laser cartridge using the above?
The printer works real well and I'd like to continue using it.
Got $3 bottles of toner for mine and they're working great. Used lots
of it on the first toner cartridge, which is still going fine.
Burning a hole shouldn't be nothing major, (mine's got a plug and it's
not needed), though kind of a waste for one time on a $10/15 soldering
20W tool. As mentioned, when thought a spare in order and priced out
my a drum's unit, it was $10 more than the rest of OEM toner
assemblies, but built the way I liked. Or --- $20 more, above the
toner unit, to buy the whole printer again, which is $20 more than
what I paid on a sale that isn't necessarily going to come around
again, any time real soon now, hear. Therefore, after applying
logical deliberation, I decided using two is sometimes better than
one, and I bought another Samsung for $60. Besides, never know when a
heat fuser unit is up and going to go out (one of those newer types
with the optical drum contained inside the cartridge). I don't miss
my old Okidata -- though it did hurt a little to throw it in a
dumpster (then looking around, not wanting to do that again, worrying
a little about inkjets, unit I found a laser $40 new in the factory
box).