Hi all, can anyone explain how this machine actually senses when the waste toner bottle is nearly full, and then is full, and requires replacing. Thanking you in anticipation
Rig the jig.
Rig the jig.
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I had this question myself so i ripped one out of a machine and took it apart. It's a pain in the ass to do. See pics. Basically when there is no bottle installed that little foot is down and completely takes weight off the spring. The photo interrupter light beam must be quite long as that bottle can go down a long ways before the machine finally trips a full condition.
You can calibrate this sensor and change the values of what is full and almost full. There was a good forum post here with instructions to do that if you can find it with the new search.
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Here's the instructions that are included with the Waste toner unit.Comment
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Please take care for bulletin 2V8/ M011, now you are able to type in manual data.
Additional page would added to the leaflet, but unfortunately no detailed description how to use.
If this bulletin not known, tech don`t know what`s behind this 2nd page. M011_2V8_0053_SB_rev.2.pdf Procedure_after_replacing_WTB_-_Leaflet_inside_WTB(8).pdf
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[QUOTE=Lawrence;n1569015]
i ripped one out of a machine and took it apart. It's a pain in the ass to do.
That is very true. Getting it out and apart, major P.I.T.A.
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Corrective measures for the waste toner bottle popping out (for service part only)Comment
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