Ahhh... Now I see that too. The transfer roller is a part of drum
cartridge. So I need to do mod every time I change the drum (but not the
toner). But I think this should be not a problem. One drum life for
making PCBs is more than enought. Even toner cartridge should do a lot
of PCBs...
I don't know about PCB potential. As I understand the Transfer roller is
on negative potential (In E260 and Brother), but in curent mod the board
is simply grounded. Is it cable to the transfer roller disconnected?!?
... and I upload service manual (I see no copyright notice) so other can
check too...
On 20. 08. 2014 13:28, Mark Lerman
mlerman@... [Homebrew_PCBs]
wrote:
> Slavko,
>
> Most of the Brother printers I have experimented with have the paper
> path go THROUGH the actual toner cartridge, which has given me a lot
> of problems getting clearance for a pcb. The path is pretty straight,
> so I would guess it's possible, but would have to be repeated each
> time you changed the toner or drum. Perhaps the HL2230 is different.
> If you send me the service manual I'll be happy to take a look at it
> and help in any way I can.
>
> Mark
>
>
> At 02:51 AM 8/20/2014, you wrote:
>> Hello...
>>
>> I looking to the DLP thread for E260 printer. I like idea but the E260
>> is now hard to get here. So I look the web and found that someone has
>> converted the Brother HL2230 to DLP too. Neither that is available. But
>> the Brother HL2130 is similar. So I already ordered that. I also get the
>> service manual. I like to get some guidance how to convert it. I know
>> that I need to somehow override switches, and to remove fuser unit. The
>> paper path is near straight so there should some job to be done to be
>> perfect straight, and to be room for thicker board. But what about
>> -voltage in transfer roller? If I understand correctly the aluminum
>> sheet is grounded but the transfer roller in HL2130 is in - potential.
>>
>> Some guidance?!?
>>
>> thanks.
>>
>> Slavko.
>>
>>
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