Very good explanation. Thank you. I watched your 2nd video. Very small amount of shade of toner on the paper, is it doctor blade fault or recover blade fault. Rest print is very high quality
@@ericrosales9722 I don't understand very well what is a zapping sound. Here there is a video with several suggestions th-cam.com/video/8oV8mbzfaOk/w-d-xo.html
@@viandant5 another way to describe the sound is to think of star wars darth vader swinging his sword but miniaturize it to the size of a fly so it sounds very tiny. That's what it sounds like. It lasts about 1.5-2 seconds each time and each occurrence is anywhere from 5- 20 seconds apart. It can only be heard when the printer is idle and awake but not while it is printing or sleep mode.
Hello! Thank you very much for this. Please i want to know what to do when there is excess toner spill when i print. Like consistent stain by the side of the paper.
I am having grey patches on paper. It reduces after some 5 prints, but it is still there. I refilled the toner and this problem started. Toner powder is depositing on the drum. Model is brother HL - L2321D.
@@viandant5 Thank you very much for the response. No, I did not remove old powder. Tried cleaning drum with normal cloth, without alcohol. The powder deposits again. I get shade all over the page. Also I realised that powder that I have used was of Ricoh Sp111 printer. I just thought all powders are same. I will try cleaning drum with Isopropyl Alcohol and update. Or can i remove all the powder, get a powder that is designed for L2321D and print? Please suggest
Hi viandant5 Great Video as usual, very helpful!! and as usual as well I have a question out of this subject, I hope you can help me, I have a Laser Brother Printer HLL9310CDW that it doesn't want to calibrate, I tried everything, cleaning the drum (even disassemble it to clean it like you show on the other video) clean the fusor, and after that started to print double on the same page first the color document i sent to print and on top of that a full black page, after that the machine did not CALIBRATE at all, it says Failed to calibrate turn off and back on, at this point I have done it like 50 times, the machine is already hot and cooling down because of all the attempts to calibrate, register, and print, right now after all the on and off the prints are comming out without the black print on them, but now because of the inability to calibrate half of the page is the right color and the top part of the page is barely there color.. Any idea on how to force the machine to calibrate??? This has happened before and I know almost for a fact that if the machine calibrates everything corrects.. I just don't know what else to do.. Please help!!
@@viandant5 Good morning! thanks for answer.. I just took the cartdiges out and reinstall them, but nothing, it does print but I am printing the page landscape so the printing on the bottom is right but the top still faded, and try to calibrate and Failed again..I took the whole drum out and take the cartdriges out put them back on 3 times and nothing... When i send to calibrate it does the first round of sound like is preparing to do the calibration, but after like 5 seconds the message of calibration failed comes to the lcd
@@viandant5 all 4 photoconductor units were left out. Older machine, but unused. The prints look good straight on, but at angle there are visible lines in the sheen/gloss
Good morning, and thanks for the video. I ask if, in your experience, you can indicate a brand that preserves the components more than others for the same model. I'm happy with my Brother HL3140CW. But from ambiguous problems with DRUM to 15,000 pages, rather than the 18,000 of life. That model has been replaced with the HL3210CW which has different mounts for toner and components. Having identical characteristics, it seems like an economic policy rather than a technological evolution. Thank you.
Yes it's a marketing policy. The drum life depends on usage. If you print 100 sheets at once the drum is less worn than you print 100 sheets one at once in different work sessions. It depends on the paper too. some tyoe of paper are more rough so consume the drum more. 15000 could be normal
Amazing video! Thank you for this information
Thank you!
great explanation btw you have a perfect pronunciation.
Thank you very much, very informative, very easy to understand. Now I can troubleshoot my laser printer
Great explanations, thank you! 👍
Una explicación muy buena 🤌
Very good explanation. Thank you. I watched your 2nd video. Very small amount of shade of toner on the paper, is it doctor blade fault or recover blade fault. Rest print is very high quality
Nice explanation
Very very good thx
Can any toner refill powder be used?
The toner powders are different
Great vid! I have a Ricoh sp 3510dn which makes an intermittent tiny zapping sound about 1.5 seconds long each time. Any idea what it could be?
dose it have a print defect it is difficult to say, it could be a gear, the fusers
@@viandant5 no printing defect as far as I can tell. The fuser and rollers are past due for replacement tho but the toner is more than half full.
@@ericrosales9722 I don't understand very well what is a zapping sound. Here there is a video with several suggestions th-cam.com/video/8oV8mbzfaOk/w-d-xo.html
@@viandant5 another way to describe the sound is to think of star wars darth vader swinging his sword but miniaturize it to the size of a fly so it sounds very tiny. That's what it sounds like. It lasts about 1.5-2 seconds each time and each occurrence is anywhere from 5- 20 seconds apart. It can only be heard when the printer is idle and awake but not while it is printing or sleep mode.
Never hear something like this. try changing the electrical socket or electrical outlet if present.
thanks!
Thank, work great 👍
Muito bom!
I want learn how to repair printers. what do i do
i think you have to work in a repair shop for example
Hello! Thank you very much for this. Please i want to know what to do when there is excess toner spill when i print. Like consistent stain by the side of the paper.
It depends on which printer do you have, May be the cartridge
@@viandant5 It's a Canon i-SENSYS MF729Cx. Cartridge is 305A
@@ebukavictor6358 All colors? Probably one of the toner cartridges is faulty
@@viandant5 the cyan toner precisely. Whenever I print or copy colored, it comes out with cyan stain by the side of the paper
@@ebukavictor6358 It might be a defective recovery blade of the toner cartrisge, or a detached toner roller mylar blade
really helpful
I am having grey patches on paper. It reduces after some 5 prints, but it is still there. I refilled the toner and this problem started. Toner powder is depositing on the drum. Model is brother HL - L2321D.
Did you remove all the old toner powder? Try to clean the durm with isopropyl alcohol
@@viandant5 Thank you very much for the response.
No, I did not remove old powder.
Tried cleaning drum with normal cloth, without alcohol. The powder deposits again. I get shade all over the page.
Also I realised that powder that I have used was of Ricoh Sp111 printer. I just thought all powders are same.
I will try cleaning drum with Isopropyl Alcohol and update.
Or can i remove all the powder, get a powder that is designed for L2321D and print?
Please suggest
Yes, you have to remove all the powder and add a Brother toner powder
Hi viandant5 Great Video as usual, very helpful!! and as usual as well I have a question out of this subject, I hope you can help me, I have a Laser Brother Printer HLL9310CDW that it doesn't want to calibrate, I tried everything, cleaning the drum (even disassemble it to clean it like you show on the other video) clean the fusor, and after that started to print double on the same page first the color document i sent to print and on top of that a full black page, after that the machine did not CALIBRATE at all, it says Failed to calibrate turn off and back on, at this point I have done it like 50 times, the machine is already hot and cooling down because of all the attempts to calibrate, register, and print, right now after all the on and off the prints are comming out without the black print on them, but now because of the inability to calibrate half of the page is the right color and the top part of the page is barely there color.. Any idea on how to force the machine to calibrate??? This has happened before and I know almost for a fact that if the machine calibrates everything corrects.. I just don't know what else to do.. Please help!!
If one of the cartridge is defective it will not calibrate. Are you sure the cartridges are correctly inserted? try remove and reinsert them
@@viandant5 Good morning! thanks for answer.. I just took the cartdiges out and reinstall them, but nothing, it does print but I am printing the page landscape so the printing on the bottom is right but the top still faded, and try to calibrate and Failed again..I took the whole drum out and take the cartdriges out put them back on 3 times and nothing... When i send to calibrate it does the first round of sound like is preparing to do the calibration, but after like 5 seconds the message of calibration failed comes to the lcd
@@lilianalopez9474 it fails probably because the cartridge is defective. i think you have to change it
@@viandant5 Thanks so much, I will
Thanks
How long can drum be exposed to light
A few hours, it depends on how much light there is in the room
@@viandant5 left on table with ambient light for a few days.
@@accusationChair The new types of drum have less problems, probably the drum is still good if not hot by direct sun light
@@viandant5 all 4 photoconductor units were left out. Older machine, but unused. The prints look good straight on, but at angle there are visible lines in the sheen/gloss
Good morning, and thanks for the video. I ask if, in your experience, you can indicate a brand that preserves the components more than others for the same model. I'm happy with my Brother HL3140CW. But from ambiguous problems with DRUM to 15,000 pages, rather than the 18,000 of life. That model has been replaced with the HL3210CW which has different mounts for toner and components. Having identical characteristics, it seems like an economic policy rather than a technological evolution. Thank you.
Yes it's a marketing policy. The drum life depends on usage. If you print 100 sheets at once the drum is less worn than you print 100 sheets one at once in different work sessions. It depends on the paper too. some tyoe of paper are more rough so consume the drum more. 15000 could be normal
a lots of info.
You’ll get lots of views if you do a series on brother L5100DN 😊
Good idea, I'll do it
@@viandant5 Many thanks!! 😃
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