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Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] silcone paper

From: "Martin Haverland" <professional@...>
Date: 2005-05-09

Soooooooooo,
i did manage to get the apple working again!
i found an evil streak of paper at the most unreal place...and got angry
because i could
have seen it before =:->>
After that i was half way there!
found an output tray selector that really suffers (a loose piece of plastic
crap), cleaned
some felt, some ∗should be clear∗ plastic and tried to cover AND clean the
drum in the dark
(yes, this one is really "open for exposal" at the top side of the cartridge
if taken out of the printer,
can't believe i overlooked that since i have it...) while working at the
inner life of an appleLW...
so the drum had enough time to retire from yesternights tortures.
OK, looking at the first ∗dry∗ printout it's not THAT black at the printed
groundplane of my doublesided pcb design, but i
think the bottom side would be fairly useable...it will retire a little bit
more forsure...
Can't believe i wasted so much toner and paper...d'oh!°

:-)
my bank account says : Thank you!

Let's keep us beeing informed about our further silicone experiments, i will
do some by myself now!

Kind regards

Martin

----- Original Message -----
From: "Stefan Trethan" <stefan_trethan@...>
To: <Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 8:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] silcone paper


> On Mon, 9 May 2005 19:48:09 +0200, Martin Haverland
> <professional@...> wrote:
>
>> Ha,
>> the HP's of today became crappier and crappier (the new laserjets feel
>> like
>> toys and are expensive), we had HP LJ 1100 and 1200 when we swapped HP at
>> work (too expensive, paper pickup is the first thing that blows, picking
>> up
>> more and more pieces of paper...), seen nearly 500 in service. We tried
>> out
>> Kyocera Mita FS-1010 and 1020 after that with 60 pcs until now, they are
>> pretty solid and worth the money...
>> but no chance to test the toner for tt, its replacement/refill-toner
>> anyway.
>> BUT the first tonerload of a brandnew one is only 50-20% fill !!! A
>> really
>> bad habbit in the printerworld...you have to buy the second load
>> instantaneous, because they don't loose quality but the toner empty LED
>> sometimes comes one sheet before the no-go. I saw a lot printers at
>> work -
>> and what should i say? the oldest TI-600 are pretty usable after more
>> than 6
>> years of hard daily work...
>> btw: the laserwriter sucks in service terms... i have to give myself
>> another
>> hour and wish it was a Kyo...you wouldn't even need a service manual with
>> them...
>> thanks for your hints again!
>> Martin
>
> Thanks, i will look at the Kyocera printers when i need to replace the
> Lexmark.
>
> bad thing with high resolution is it is only in newer printers, where
> there is still high demand for toner.
> I bought the Lexmark reading it has 1200DPI, in fact these are fake
> "picture" DPI and it has only 600. Still better than the HP tho.
>
> ST
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