How to choose a toner type and refill ink properly

Selecting the right computer with the type of printer you are using is essential to ensure print quality, without printer error when using. Especially if you do not use genuine ink will cause some errors such as black pages, stuffing or excess ink due to the size different from the genuine ink particles. The following article will give a few notes when you choose ink and ink refills step by step correctly.

1. Choose the right ink

Each printer line has the right ink. You need to look in the instruction manual or ask carefully to know which printer from which line to choose the right toner cartridge. Genuine type should be selected to avoid internal component damage as well as print damage.

2. Instructions for pouring ink properly

Supplies that you need to prepare for the refilling include sharp pliers, screwdriver 2 on both sides 4 sides and on either side or 1 end of 4 sides, brushes, drumsticks, ink hopper, grease cartridges, towels Soft, sanitary ball.

Note that gloves should be worn to prevent ink from going out.

Step 1:

Look carefully at the end of the cartridge with 1 white latch, use a screwdriver to trap lightly 2 latches, then use a pliers to gently pull 2 ​​latches.

Step 2:

Continue using a 4-screwdriver to tighten the 2 screws on the end of the gear wheel to remove the head. For new cartridges that have not been loaded, there will be a sticker over the two screws. Next, remove the drum section gently.

The first cartridge is relatively difficult to remove, so you need to follow the steps Remove the screws at the 2 drum heads> Remove the 2-piece connection spring> Remove the piece> Remove the drum> Remove the rubber shaft> Push the latch from the side inside with screwdriver.

Step 3:

Next, carry out the excess toner by following the steps Remove the drum> Remove the rubber shaft> remove 2 screws on the large cartridge lever> empty the waste toner and wipe it clean.

Step 4:

Keep using a cloth and check the inside. Remove the ink spill cap, then use the ink funnel to fill the inside. Be careful to shake the cartridge well to avoid settling below.

Step 5:

Match the 2 parts of the cartridge and then install the latch on both sides. Insert the spring to pull the 2 pieces together and wipe the outside of the print cartridge again. Install the cartridge into the printer, then test it by proofing. If the print is okay, free from fading, or if there are prolonged black lines, you have spilled the ink successfully.