how do you change the toner?
1601025
I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner: Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that the colors are getting weak, however, then change quickly as running it without toner is not good for the printer.
1601026
I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner:Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that the colors are getting weak, however, then change quickly as running it without toner is not good for the printer. I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner:Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that... » Read More I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner:Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that the colors are getting weak, however, then change quickly as running it without toner is not good for the printer. « Show Less
1601027
Yes, you open the front pull out the toner tray lift out the empty toner cartridge and install new replacement. slide tray back into place. It should explain in the owners manual.
1601028
There is a tray that slides out in front bottom. Seems as simple as inkjet. The ribbons that must be pulled off each cartridge were sketchy.. Really have to give a tug.
1785083
Right above the fax, scan, copy buttons there is a window that will tell you to replace toner and what color needs to be replaced.
2277014
You can also simply rock the toner gently at a 40 degree angle, pat it gently on top, and replace in the machine. Please do not shake your toner too hard, might cause toner to spill. Make sure the unit is sealed properly. And like suggested above, try another unit.
605773
Take the toner cartridge out and give a very good shake in all directions (like with a salt shaker) to loosen any clumps. If possible, change the printer DENSITY to higher so that more toner gets deposited on the page. Print a couple of pages of BLACK by copying a BLACK sheet of paper.
1039714
If you press the home key for the menu, press an arrow until the tools are selected. Continue through the menu, select maintenance, select change ink cartridge. press okay.
2235871
The toner is in the cartridge. I have been using it for months and it has been working fine.
2008525
There are aftermarket toner cartridge reset chips available. You can temporarily swap the chip in the yellow toner cartridge while you are waiting for a replacement yellow cartridge to arrive. However, this assumes you have a small ssupply of reset chips on hand. Chicken, egg.
1552535
My printer is different(dcp-7065). When I installed, I used the old cartridge holder and only replace the toner cartridge. There is a small paper in front of cartridge head(printing), make sure you pull it out. Thanks.
1240439
To manually reset the toner light and the toner count, turn off the machine. Open the front door of the machine. While holding the "Go" button, turn on the machine and wait a half-minute. Then press the "Go" button twice. Wait another half-minute, then press the "Go" button seven times in quick succession. All the lights should go out but the "error" light. Then close the front door of the printer. The error light should go off and the printer should start normally without giving you a 'toner out' message.
391979
You might have bought drums not toner. I did that the first time. You ink cartridge is usually marked what color. Hope this helps
449713
Turn your printer on. Once it has started and ready to print, open the toner cartridge access door. The LCD screen will tell you that it is open. Press the "Clear/Back" button on the printer. It will bring you to the reset toner settings. You should see the following on the screen: K. TNR-STD. Press ok and then press 1 to reset. Hope this helps. God Bless!!!
1554801
Not at all. It took couple of extra seconds to figure out how to remove the spent toner cartridge from the drum, using the included simple instruction sheet. But the new one just snapped into place, reinserted drum/toner unit, then restarted the printer which recognized the full toner right away. Very good deal!
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Go to your "printer and devices" tab on your start menu and select (double click) your printer.Select "customize printer".Once the window opens, under the "general" tab, click "preferences".Under the "basic" tab, you will see the color/mono adjustment.Change your settings to your desired choice, then click "apply", then "OK" and you're done.The settings are now saved.Hope this helps.
972684
Hi Bruce, it's super-easy, definitely easier than changing a printer toner cartridge. It takes less than 30 seconds to do, and there's zero mess to deal with.
2142421
Yes, but not every time. you will change toner one for about 2.500 pages, but the drum gets changed about every 15,000 pages (all approx.)
1850048
Hi! You can find a lot of videos in you tube about the change of this toner. You can use it without changing the chip. It would appear the message that you have to change the toner but it still working until the cartridge has gone.
1011468
Hello Zack,To the change the Ink, open the flatbed. It opens right above the paper tray. The ink cartridges have a latch. To remove an ink cartridge, press the latch of the ink cartridge and pull straight up.To insert an ink cartridge, remove the orange tape from the feed hole at the bottom of the cartridge. Find the color coded slot for the cartridge that you are replacing, press the cartridge straight down into the slot until the latch is secure.