The heads are separate from the cartridge, but a q-tip soaked in alcohol is quick and easy and they’re still useful as heavy-duty document printers…
Old-school inkjets are easy – I have a couple of epson’s that I keep in store for one reason – They’ll take ANY kind of ink, and are not “smart” in any sense of the word. HeHeeee… THIS is a long-running scam that is sometimes easy to circumvent and sometimes not… Posted in hardware Tagged eprom, phaser, printer, repair Post navigation Have you ever had to get intimate with a soldering iron just to get your printer to do its job? Let us know in the comments. The blank replacement chip functioned… due to the fact that there is no security or encryption involved between the printer and the drum (Score!) The chips were swapped, and after some precision soldering the printer was completely repaired. Amusingly enough, the replacement part has only half the space of the original chip, but this doesn’t appear to have caused a problem. However, this was difficult to find, so the replacement part was selected to be a CSI 24C01WI. To fix this, a suitable replacement memory chip needed to be sourced. After a certain number, the printer decides that it’s broken and won’t print any more. The end result? Supposedly ‘broken’ printers started working again.Īpparently, Xerox uses a fairly basic scheme to determine when it’s time to replace your printer drum: An I2C eeprom keeps a count of the number of pages printed. After doing a bit of research, he disassembled the drum assembly and replaced some components. Faced with a printer that would stop printing for no apparent reason, Finnish pirate and hacker decided he had had enough.
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