These remanufacturing instructions for the LaserJet P3015 series cartridges include a section on cartridge theory. You don't have to know the theory to remanufacture these cartridges, but it sure helps if you have a problem.
- By Mike Josiah
- Feb 01, 2010
The HP CLJ printers are very large and expensive, and so are the cartridges, with separate toner. The drum units are a bit complicated, but not to worry--we have all the information you need right here!
- By Mike Josiah
- Oct 01, 2009
First released in January 2009, the Xerox Phaser 3250 printers are based on a 30-ppm engine with a maximum resolution of 1,200 dpi.
- By Mike Josiah
- May 01, 2009
The CP 2025 series of color laser printers are based on a 21ppm black and color, 600 dpi engine. (3,600 dpi with RET). The 2025 cartridges are an all in one type cartridge that consists of the toner supply, drum, and waste chamber.
For every problem there is usually a quick and simple solution.
- By Technical Staff
- Aug 01, 2008
The P4014, P4015 and P4045 will likely replace the 4200/4300, so will be important to know.
Remanufacturing instructions for the Hewlett-Packard CP1215 series of color laser printers…
- By Mike Josiah
- Jul 01, 2008
Released just three months ago, our expert has the step-by-step instructions ...
- By Mike Josiah
- Feb 01, 2008
Here's a time-saving step-by-step guide, and you won’t find this shortcut in any manual ...
- By Aaron Caspary, Jim Bethke
- Dec 01, 2007
Since this model uses the same engine as the 4300 you might think accessing the swing plate would be the same. Well, not exactly ...
- By Bill Voelker
- Nov 01, 2007
A complete color printing theory. 49 steps of reman instructions. 81 photos. It's a recharger's dream come true ...
This series is an MFP version of the LaserJet 5200. In fact, the cartridges are very similar; they are not, however, interchangeable ...
While there are some normal screws used on the P2015 there are also parts that use plastic rivets and plastic welding. The HP cartridge, released in Dec. '06, is not as “recycling friendly” as one would like ...