Posted by Kathryn on 10/12/12 7:24pm
Msg #438361
dropped the plug
I know. Its dumb . I dropped the plastic plug into my laser jet cartridge. HOW do you get it out? It's down in there.
(I refill my own toner obviously) Never had this happen before !
Thanks.
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Reply by BrendaTx on 10/12/12 7:40pm
Msg #438364
I would not worry too much. I would put a piece of duct tape over the hole and move on.
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Reply by OR on 10/12/12 8:31pm
Msg #438375
Re: Brinda you have to be as old as
I am to come up with that idea. My Son just want to know how to season an Iorn Skillett today. I guess some things we know just come with age.
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Reply by BrendaTx on 10/13/12 1:18pm
Msg #438440
I am only as old as my
latest picture looks.
My job is killing me. We update our pictures way too often.
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Reply by pan/nd on 10/12/12 8:49pm
Msg #438377
agree with Brenda....that's what I'd do n/m
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Reply by Kathryn on 10/12/12 9:10pm
Msg #438380
Re: agree with Brenda....that's what I'd do
I had an extra plug and I did cover the hole. That wasn't the problem... I hear a noise inside the cartridge when I make copies. So i wonder if I will tear up my machine... ugh.
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Reply by HisHughness on 10/12/12 10:15pm
Msg #438384
I'm getting an idea here...hold on, it's coming...hold on...
...I can feel it gestating...gimme a minute...it's coming, I can feel it, it's coming, it's coming, it's coming -- YES! THERE IT IS! I'VE GOT IT"!
Why don't you junk that cartridge and use another? It's obvious we're not talking about tossing an expensive OEM item.
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Reply by BrendaTx on 10/13/12 9:04am
Msg #438409
Yep....what Hugh said.
Did not know about the noise.
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Reply by Shelly_FL on 10/12/12 10:38pm
Msg #438387
Did that once, luckily the cartridge was empty at the time.
I was able to get it out with a pair of tweezers.
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Reply by Clem/CA on 10/13/12 9:09am
Msg #438410
The cartrige has a turning mixer inside that spreads the toner evenly across the length of the cartridge the cap is being turned, crushed, mangled when you are using the cartrige. time for a new one.
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