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)