Xerox PHASER 7500 Series User manual

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR REFILLING XEROX PHASER 7500 SERIES
The toner cartridge is basically a plastic tube - containing toner and a chip. The cartridge can be refilled as
many times as you want.
Before you begin
Please read instructions from start to finish,
before you start your refill.
Protect your work surface with old newspaper to
catch any waste toner spills.
hen should I refill?
Toner Low – IGNORE AND KEEP PRINTING.
When you cannot print then it is time to empty and
refill the cartridge indicated.
Turn off your printer.
Remove only the EMPTY toner cartridge from
printer.
Place the printer cartridge on several sheets of
newspaper to catch any toner spills.

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ocate the small plastic cover that covers the
toner port. Note the orientation of the plastic
cover.
The refill hole is hidden behind the plastic cover.
Slide off the plastic cover that covers the toner
refill hole.
The plastic cover is on rails and is a tight fit so
take your time don’t break it – as we have to refit
it later.
For best results shake / tap out the remaining
toner from the cartridge via the refill hole.
Toner can be very messy – so empty the old
toner directly into a sealable plastic bag.
This the part you are most likely to spill
toner so please take care.
Wipe clean the cartridge after finishing.

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Shake your bottle
of new toner
vigorously for 20
seconds BEFORE
removing the cap.
Remove cap and
seal.
Fit the toner pouring
spout securely to
the bottle.
Screw it down as
tight as it will go.
Wrap any type of tape around the base of the
spout & neck of the bottle to prevent any fine
toner powder escaping.
Carefully insert the spout into the hole.
(The toner will flow out like water, so take care
not to spill it)
There is a lot of toner to get into the
cartridge this will take approx. 5 minutes.
Don’t rush this part.
With the spout inserted – carefully “Upend” the
cartridge and allow the toner to slowly pour down
and into the cartridge.
The toner port will be at the top nearest the
ceiling so that gravity will help move the toner
down inside the cartridge.

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It can help to very gently squeeze the bottle with minimum pressure – i.e. the same pressure you
would check the ripeness of a piece of soft fruit like a banana. This helps keep the toner moving.
If you squeeze the bottle too hard you will get toner powder escaping from the cartridge and landing on the
floor. Avoid this !
When you have finished refilling the cartridge -
lower the cartridge and remove the toner bottle
from the port.
Replace the plastic cover. The cover must be
replaced the correct way.
Stage 2 - Changing the Chip
1. The reset chip is located on end of the
cartridge and is held in place by 2 locking tabs.

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2. We need to release and remove the chip
without breaking the plastic clips. Shown
opposite.
The clips can be depressed from the front - or
you can go in from behind and release them. Or
a combination of both.
3. Once the clips are released its really easy
to slide the chip.

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Refit the new chip.
Slide the chip into place. The clips will probably
reengage to lock it into place but if they don’t
manuvere them into place from behind so that
they lock it into place.
The chip should be securely locked in place.
You can refill this cartridge as many times as you want. It will
never need to be replaced by a new cartridge unless it becomes
damaged.
Safety information:
•Toner powder should be treated as a nuisance dust. Not to be used by children.
•Avoid inhalation. Avoid eye & skin contact. Do not ingest. Inhalation: slight irritation of respiratory tract.
Consult a doctor. Eye contact: Dust may cause irritation by mechanical abrasion. Consult a doctor.
•Skin contact: wash with soap and cold running water. Ingestion: No known hazard. Carcinogenicity: N/A,
Mutagenicity: AMES test negative.
All safety information is given to help facilitate the safe use of this product and is based on information
obtained from the manufacturer. This information is believed to be correct, but does not purport to be all
inclusive and should be used only as a guide. Zinetic makes no warranty, express or Implied as to the
accuracy or completeness of this information. It is the users responsibility to determine the suitability of this
information for the adoption of necessary safety precautions and or compliance with local laws/regulations.
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