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Phaser 840 Counter reset tool
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There was a press release mentioned on tomshardware a long time ago that spoke of such a tool, but I searched and never found it or even anyone that offers the service.
Here is the link.
As far as I can figure, the prints will tell you when the oil in the roller is actually depleted. They will probably begin to come out weird looking with ghost images of prints that came before, due to the drum not being oiled evenly, or enough, to release the previous image.
I doubt you could damage the printer or printhead as the roller and the printhead do not actually touch. Though I suppose you could continue to send it print jobs until the ink cakes up on the roller and gets on everything, just to see what happens
But then who's fault would that be?
I have been holding on to several counters myself hoping for a solution.
Here is the link.
As far as I can figure, the prints will tell you when the oil in the roller is actually depleted. They will probably begin to come out weird looking with ghost images of prints that came before, due to the drum not being oiled evenly, or enough, to release the previous image.
I doubt you could damage the printer or printhead as the roller and the printhead do not actually touch. Though I suppose you could continue to send it print jobs until the ink cakes up on the roller and gets on everything, just to see what happens
But then who's fault would that be?I have been holding on to several counters myself hoping for a solution.
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