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Technical Instructions
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HP4050
HP4100
HP4100DTN
HP4100N
HP4100TN
Part Number: C8061A
Gram Load: 305 gms
Yield @ 5%: 6,000 pgs
Pages/Min.: 25
Resolution: 300/600/1200dpi
Part Number: C8061X
Gram Load: 500 gms
Yield @ 5%: 10,000 pgs
Pages/Min.: 25
Resolution: 300/600/1200dpi
#1 Phillips Screwdriver
Small Flat Blade Screwdriver
Needlenose Pliers
Padding Powder
Soft Lint-Free Cloth
Cotton Swabs
Conductive Grease
Anhydrous Isopropyl Alcohol
Vacuum or Compressed Air
Soldering Iron
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LOS ANGELES
T 800 394.9900
818 316.0656
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800 394.9910
818 313.9568
ATLANTA
T
877 676.4223
770 516.9488
Photo 1
F
877 337.7976
770 516.7794
Step 1
Place the cartridge on the workbench top
down (drum facing up) and so the metal
drum axle is facing you. Remove the two
screws holding the drum axle.
(See Photo 1)
DALLAS
T
877 499.4989
972 840.4989
F
877 774.1750
972 840.1750
MIAMI
T
800 595.4297
305 594.3396
Photo 2
Step 2
Remove the drum axle.
(See Photo 2)
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800 522.8640
305 594.3309
NEW YORK
T
800 431.7884
631 345.0121
F
800 431.8812
631 345.0690
Step 3
Pull the drum shutter open exposing the
drum. Either tape or hold the shutter
open using your thumb. Grip the drum
by the small gear end, lift and rotate
clockwise while pulling the drum out of
the bearing end plate
(See Photo 3)
NOTE:
Be very careful not to catch the
large gear of the drum on the corner of
the recovery blade. This will damage the
blade and cause leaking.
TORONTO
T
877 848.0818
905 702.9916
Photo 3
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877 772.6773
905 702.9919
SYDNEY
T
02 9899.7055
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02 9634.7466
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properties of their respective holders
and are for descriptive use only.
Technical Resource Center:
Toll Free:
800 394.9900
Website:
www.futuregraphicsllc.com
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Photo 4
Step 4
Using neddlenose pliers, grasp the metal
shaft of the PCR. Carefully lift and remove
the PCR.
(See Photo 4)
NOTE:
Clean the PCR using mild soap and
water.
Photo 5
Photo 6
Step 5
Photo 5 shows a reinforcement feature of
the cartridge. To remove the cartridge
pins, use a soldering iron with a small tip
and melt the plastic wall.
(See Photo 6)
Photo 7
Step 6
Once the pins are visible use a long punch
or bent extraction tool to push the pins
out from the inside on both ends of the
cartridge.
(See Photo 7)
Step 7
With the pins removed, separate the two
sections. Set the toner hopper aside.
Photo 8
Step 8
Remove the two screws holding the wiper
blade and remove the blade.
(See Photo 8)
Step 9
Dump out the waste hopper. Using dry
compressed air or a vacuum, clean out the
hopper.
Photo 9
Step 10
Clean the PCR saddles with a swab and
alcohol. Add conductive grease to the
conductive (black) PCR saddle.
Step 11
To remove the drum shutter lift the drum
shutter arm spring and latch it on the
notch of the arm.
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(See Photo 9)
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Photo 10
Step 12
Take a small flat blade screwdriver and
release the clip that holds the shutter arm
to the toner hopper.
(See Photo 10)
Photo 11
Step 13
Pull the drum shutter bar out of the
positioning slot on the same side of the
hopper.
(See Photo 11)
Photo 12
Step 14
Rotate the cartridge 180 degrees. The
drum shutter bar on this side of the hop-
per is keyed. Turn the bar back and
upward until the keyed flat piece of the bar
is vertical and aligned with the vertical slot
on the toner hopper gear housing end
cap, then slide the bar out.
(See Photo 12)
Photo 13
Step 15
With a Phillips screwdriver remove the two
screws holding the toner hopper gear
housing end cap.
(See Photo 13)
Remove the end cap.
Photo 14
Step 16
Carefully rotate the hopper 180 degrees.
Remove the two screws holding the
contact end cap to the hopper.
(See Photo 14)
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Photo 17
Step 21
Remove the two screws holding the
doctor blade.
(See Photo 17)
These screws are longer than all the other
screws in this cartridge and must be used
here only.
Step 17
Remove the contact end cap.
NOTE:
Be careful not to loose the
white bearing that sits inside the
contact end cap.
(See Photo 15)
Photo 15
Photo 18
Step 22
Remove the two white plastic scrapers
from the ends of the doctor blade.
(See Photo 18)
Photo 19
Step 18
Clean the old conductive grease
from the contact end cap. Apply
new conductive grease.
Step 23
To remove the doctor blade, lift the right
side of the doctor blade straight up.
(See Photo 19)
NOTE:
Do not break the alignment pins
on the toner hopper. If the doctor blade
is not aligned properly print defect can
appear.
Step 19
Lift the mag roller out and away
from the hopper.
Step 20
Remove the mag roller drive
gear, stabilizer bar, and mag
roller bushings from the mag
roller.
(See Photo 16)
NOTE:
Do not loose the two C-
shaped inner-bearing attached
to the stabilizer bar. Clean the
bushings using a soft cloth and
alcohol.
Photo 20
Step 24
Remove the two clear spacers that sit
behind the doctor blade.
(See Photo 20)
Step 25
Dump the remaining toner from the
toner hopper. Using dry compressed air
or a vacuum, clean out the hopper.
Photo 16
Photo 21
Step 26
Clean the toner sensor wire using a swab
and alcohol.
(See Photo 21)
Step 27
Fill the toner hopper through the mag
roller open.
NOTE:
Be very careful not to
bend the sensor wire
Step 26
Reassemble in the reverse order.
C-shaped inner-bearing
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Website:
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