Mike Josiah of UniNet has instructions this month on “Remanufacturing Brother HL-4150 Series TN310/315 Color Toner Cartridges,” which are based on a new 25-30-ppm black and color, 2,400-by-600-dpi color LED engine. With retail pricing starting at $289, these machines have become very popular.
- By Mike Josiah
- Mar 01, 2012
Learn how to remanufacture Brother HL-2280 DR-420 OPC cartridges (DR-2200 in Europe and DR-2225 in Asia). These are the next generation of Brother’s newer, higher-quality engines. As with all previous Brother engines, it has its quirks, but it’s better than the previous engine.
- By Mike Josiah
- Nov 01, 2011
The Brother HL 3040 printer engine is based on a new 17 ppm black and color, 2,400 x 600 dpi color LED engine. The machines come standard with 32MB of memory, expandable to 512MB, and all run off a 300 MHz processor. LED printers use an LED array instead of a laser/scanner unit to print. The toner cartridges do not have a reset chip on them but do have a reset gear that must be positioned properly for the machine to accept it as a new cartridge. The starter cartridges that initially came with new printers do not come with a reset gear. A new gear can be added and the starter cartridge made into a full TN210 cartridge.
Thanks to Mike Josiah and the technical staff at UniNet Imaging for this tip.
- By Mike Josiah
- Dec 01, 2010
With print speeds of 21 ppm and a list price starting at $299, the Brother HL-4040 printer is becoming very popular. Its engine is based on a new 21-ppm black and color, 2,400-by-600 dpi color laser engine an come standard with 64 MB expandable to 576 MB of memory.
Cartridge instructions plus basic print theory for Brother's latest laser model ...
- By Mike Josiah
- Apr 01, 2008