Can I simply reset the belt unit counter in place of replacing the belt? I don't think I have printed a lot since I purchased.
778992
Didn't work for me as I tried that also. I have 2 of the same machines and tried exchanging to the machine I don't use as often and it did not work. Good luck
778993
The process is explained fully in the manual for the machine which can be downloaded from Brother.
778994
I guess you could. It will keep printing because your telling it it is a new one. But I don't know if other parts in the printer would have to work harder because the belt is not that good. Find out what the belt does, and once you start noticing problems with what it does, then I guess it is time to change it for reals. :-)
1229039
In order to get to the belt, you have to unscrew the bottom plate. I think there are 3 screws. They sell replacement belts here at Amazon pretty cheap.
197536
I purchased a used same printer from amazon and I had to reprogram it since my computer still thinking the old printer that i replaced. Go to the printer and delete the program of the old one and install again the printer program.
1165112
You can Google this and you'll find an app you can use once to do a reset. There's an underlying issue. Every time you clean the print heads, ink is dumped into some pads under the printer. Once those pads are saturated, the printer is finished. Here's a link to an outfit on Ebay. I'm not recommending them, but they talk about why/how to do the reset. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EPSON-ARTISAN-800-Waste-Ink-Pad-Service-Reset-/331165278711?pt=UK_Computing_Printer_Scanner_Parts_Accessories&hash;=item4d1afd21f7
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I am sorry you are having this problem. They are very handy little machines; the one I had before this one lasted almost 15 years. It sounds to me as though your machine is broken. As long as you are pressing the button marked Print, you seem to be doing everything correctly. You need to return the machine. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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not perfectly. Had to use the old belt. That could have been my fault. Everything else is working fine.
1089199
No problem! Release tension, slide the old belt off, replace belt and put the tension back on.
1670470
I have not had any problems. Just put the belt in one pulley and force the new belt into the top pulley by turning it
530794
Kim is correct. Also if you do not mind the quality so much you can reset the counter pin a second time and the printer thinks you have refilled the tank again.
1749930
Yes, you can reset and still make copies, however, at some point you will need to replace it. Usually, if you try to extend the life of your current drum unit, you start to lose quality of your printed material.
835768
Inside door of your machine locate model # and search for belt replacement I'm not a dryer repair man.
1015714
The belt unit, drum unit and waste toner basket are considered replacement parts and are not covered under the warranty but you can purchase them from brother. I had to do this, then read the manual and you can reset the usage. You can keep trying to use it as is but will eventually have to replace the parts.
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reboot your printer then it should release and re adjust itself. same for paper jam open back and remove paper incase.
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There's good article at http://printgreen.weebly.com/1/post/2014/01/reset-the-drum-counter-of-your-brother-dr310cl-drum-unit.html that shows you exactly how to reset it. Hope this helps
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If it's printing good, no streaks on the edges where you can see the drum leaving a roll spot - then you can reset the drum counter. Do this by opening the compartment where you put the toner and drum. Hit the clear button and a message will come on replace drum (y/n), hit yes and it will take replace drum error away. We only replace the drum when it starts to print bad, every 40-50 thousand copies instead of the recommended 20 thousand copies.
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Yes, you need a new belt. Be careful. I just got the belt and bearings replaced and a new filter for about $40 and it worked great for 15 minutes. Then the belt broke again.
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The unit that fits inside your printer should have a reset button on the front...mine is white and square. After you click this, go to your program and click on the button that sets up the new cartiage....mine works after I do this.In fact, before my ink runs down a little bit, the printer program wants to say it is empty and all I do is reset it and reset the printer. These programs are assigned, I think to recognize using x amount of ink even when it is not empty. Even the cartiages you use, it says they are empty when in fact there is 20% ink still available. Stupid companies! The unit that fits inside your printer should have a reset button on the front...mine is white and square. After you click this, go to your program and click on the button that sets up the new cartiage....mine works after I do this.In fact, before my ink runs down a little bit, the printer program wants to say it is empty and all I do is reset it and reset the printer. These programs are assigned, I think to recognize using x amount of ink even when it is not empty. Even the cartiages you use, it says they are empty when in fact there is 20% ink still available. Stupid companies!