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hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner 
cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace 
all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount of 
toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone 
wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your model 
# . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . i 
also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your 
time . from , frank (the toner guy)

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 23:09:35 -0000, Frank & Marianne <frnkhealy@...>  
wrote:

>
> hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner
> cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace
> all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount of
> toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone
> wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your model
> # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . i
> also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i
> also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your
> time . from , frank (the toner guy)
>


Hi frank,

seeing that you have a great insight in the business, i'd have a question.
How many different kinds of toners are really used? i mean, do you refill  
all toners with the same stuff, or is there one type per brand, or model,  
or......?

Especially, are there different toners used in hp and lexmark printers?

thanks


ST

where i get my toners from , there are different toners for different 
cartridges . i tried experimenting with different toners in different 
cartridges and there is a difference . different transfer rates and 
melting points . they formulate each toner to each cartridge . i hear 
they are working on or have a universal toner , but i will stick to 
the formulated toners for each cartridge . the density and yield i 
get now from the toners i use are equal to or better than the o.e.m . 


 
> 
> Hi frank,
> 
> seeing that you have a great insight in the business, i'd have a 
question.
> How many different kinds of toners are really used? i mean, do you 
refill  
> all toners with the same stuff, or is there one type per brand, or 
model,  
> or......?
> 
> Especially, are there different toners used in hp and lexmark 
printers?

> 
> thanks
> 
> 
> ST

Do you have a web site or sell cartridges through eBay?

Regards, Bob


--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Frank & Marianne" 
<frnkhealy@y...> wrote:
> 
> 
> hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner 
> cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace 
> all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount 
of 
> toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone 
> wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your 
model 
> # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . 
i 

> also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
> also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your 
> time . from , frank (the toner guy)

i have a website but it is outdated . www.litoner.com . if you have 
any questions just email me . from , frank










--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Bob_xyz" <bob_barr@h...> wrote:
> 
> Do you have a web site or sell cartridges through eBay?
> 
> Regards, Bob
> 
> 
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Frank & Marianne" 
> <frnkhealy@y...> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner 
> > cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
replace 
> > all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount 
> of 
> > toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if 
anyone 

> > wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your 
> model 
> > # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . 
> i 
> > also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
> > also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your 
> > time . from , frank (the toner guy)

Hi Frank,

How timely! I just trashed a remanufactured cartridge (the first I ever
tried) from my HP 5P that worked for a good while but then started printing
all black pages along with an occasional groaning sound. Putting an original
but nearly depleted HP cartridge in gives a good print. Repeated swaps, same
results. I'm just curious as to what failed to cause this condition.

Thanks,
Mike Nash

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Frank & Marianne"Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 5:09 PM
Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] high quality low cost toner cartridges + free laser
printer advice

> hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner
> cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace
> all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount of
> toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone
> wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your model
> # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . i
> also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i
> also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your
> time . from , frank (the toner guy)

it sounds like to me the drum wiper blade flipped and is not wiping 
the excess toner off the drum and is binding creating the groaning 
sound . turn the toner cartridge upside down with the part that goes 
in the printer first towards you . push aside the drum shutter so you 
see the drum .the drum should rotate towards you if it is binding 
push the drum gear away from you this should free the blade , then 
the drum should rotate freely toward you . then try it in the 
printer . 





--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Nash" <mn.minilathe@m...> 
wrote:
> Hi Frank,
> 
> How timely! I just trashed a remanufactured cartridge (the first I 
ever
> tried) from my HP 5P that worked for a good while but then started 
printing
> all black pages along with an occasional groaning sound. Putting an 
original
> but nearly depleted HP cartridge in gives a good print. Repeated 
swaps, same
> results. I'm just curious as to what failed to cause this condition.
> 
> Thanks,
> Mike Nash
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Frank & Marianne"Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 5:09 PM
> Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] high quality low cost toner cartridges + 
free laser
> printer advice
> 
> 
> 
> > hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner
> > cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace
> > all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount 
of
> > toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone
> > wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your 
model
> > # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . 
i

> > also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i
> > also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your
> > time . from , frank (the toner guy)

Thanks Frank.

But as I said, I trashed it already. If it's not out to the street I may dig
it out and check this but I mostly asked because I was curious.

Mike Nash

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Frank & Marianne"
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 12:05 PM
Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: high quality low cost toner cartridges + free
laser printer advice


>
> it sounds like to me the drum wiper blade flipped and is not wiping
> the excess toner off the drum and is binding creating the groaning
> sound . turn the toner cartridge upside down with the part that goes
> in the printer first towards you . push aside the drum shutter so you
> see the drum .the drum should rotate towards you if it is binding
> push the drum gear away from you this should free the blade , then
> the drum should rotate freely toward you . then try it in the
> printer .
>

>
>"Mike Nash"
> wrote:
> > Hi Frank,
> >
> > How timely! I just trashed a remanufactured cartridge (the first I  ever
> > tried) from my HP 5P that worked for a good while but then started
printing
> > all black pages along with an occasional groaning sound. Putting an
original
> > but nearly depleted HP cartridge in gives a good print. Repeated swaps,
same

> > results. I'm just curious as to what failed to cause this condition.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Mike Nash

Hi Frank 
I am interested in the various melting points of various Toners , you wouldn't happen to have any Data Sheets etc on this ?
My Laser Printer is a Canon Laser Shot LBP-1120 and I would like to know if I can get a Darker Toner for it, It had recently run out of Toner so  refilled it with Toner that was used in a Canon Photo Copier ...well it aint as dark as the Origional ...any suggestions ??
Thanks
Thomas


hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner 
cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace 
all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount of 
toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone 
wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your model 
# . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . i 
also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your 
time . from , frank (the toner guy)




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i'll see what i can dig up as far as data sheets . copier toner and 
laser printer toner are two very different toners . i will see what 
toner cross references with your printer . all hp printers have canon 
based engines . i can get you the toner and most likely the toner 
cartridge . you will have to vacuum out the copier toner very well 
from your cartridge so there is none left to mix with the new toner . 
i'll email you after i research the info for you . from , frank




--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Thomas" <teecee@c...> wrote:
> Hi Frank 
> I am interested in the various melting points of various Toners , 
you wouldn't happen to have any Data Sheets etc on this ?
> My Laser Printer is a Canon Laser Shot LBP-1120 and I would like to 
know if I can get a Darker Toner for it, It had recently run out of 
Toner so  refilled it with Toner that was used in a Canon Photo 
Copier ...well it aint as dark as the Origional ...any suggestions ??
> Thanks
> Thomas
> 
> 
> hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner 
> cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace 
> all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount of 
> toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone 
> wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your 
model 

> # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . i 
> also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
> also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your 
> time . from , frank (the toner guy)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I'd appreciate it if you posted the fusing point information.

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Frank & Marianne"
<frnkhealy@y...> wrote:

> 
> 
> i'll see what i can dig up as far as data sheets . copier toner and 
> laser printer toner are two very different toners . i will see what 
> toner cross references with your printer . all hp printers have canon 
> based engines . i can get you the toner and most likely the toner 
> cartridge . you will have to vacuum out the copier toner very well 
> from your cartridge so there is none left to mix with the new toner . 
> i'll email you after i research the info for you . from , frank
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Thomas" <teecee@c...> wrote:
> > Hi Frank 
> > I am interested in the various melting points of various Toners , 
> you wouldn't happen to have any Data Sheets etc on this ?
> > My Laser Printer is a Canon Laser Shot LBP-1120 and I would like to 
> know if I can get a Darker Toner for it, It had recently run out of 
> Toner so  refilled it with Toner that was used in a Canon Photo 
> Copier ...well it aint as dark as the Origional ...any suggestions ??
> > Thanks
> > Thomas
> > 
> > 
> > hello . my name is frank . i have been remanufacturing toner 
> > cartridges for hp laser printers going on 13 years now . i replace 
> > all wear related parts and fill them with the appropriate amount of 
> > toner . my cartridges meet or exceed o.e.m. cartridges . if anyone 
> > wants to save money on their toner cartridges let me know your 
> model 
> > # . i also will give free advice for any laser printer problems . i 
> > also have been servicing laser printers going on 13 years now . i 
> > also have pre-owned laser printers available . thank you for your 
> > time . from , frank (the toner guy)
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]