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Machine Compatibility:
Minolta PagePro 1350W
Tools & Supplies Needed:
Cartridge Information:
Tools Required: Supplies Required: Standard Capacity 3K1710566-001
# 2 Phillips-head Screwdriver Cotton Swab High Yield 6K – 1710567-001
Small, Flat-blade Screwdriver Drum Drum Unit 20K – 1710568-001
Jeweler’s Screwdriver Lint-free Cloth
Needle-nose Pliers 99% Isopropyl Alcohol
Spring Hook Toner
Craig Rummler, development engineer at Future Graphics, is responsible for new product
development, customer technical support and technical training. Having worked more than
12 years in the imaging supplies industry, Rummler has a strong background in Lexmark and
Canon cartridge parts development and engineering, as well as toner development and cartridge
remanufacturing. He has worked with leading cartridge manufacturers,
such as Nu-kote International, Laser Imaging and Earth Corporation.
Photo 1
Steps 1 and 2:
Using a spring hook, remove the two tension springs that hold the Mylar
tabs to the toner hopper on each side of the developer roller.
See Photos 1 and 2.
Steps 3 and 4:
Rotate the blue developer roller end cap so that the arm sits over the
developer roller. See Photo 3. Slide the end cap off the developer roller
axle. See Photo 4.
Photo 2
Photo 3 Photo 4
Steps 5 and 6:
Rotate the pink developer roller end cap so that the arm sits over the
developer roller. See Photo 5. Slide the end cap off the developer roller
axle. See Photo 6.
Step 7:
Carefully lift the developer roller from the toner hopper. See Photo 7.
Carefully clean the developer roller using a lint-free cloth.
Note: If the developer roller is damaged, it must not be used and no after-
market rollers are available.
Step 8:
Remove the two screws holding the doctor blade. See Photo 8.
Photo 7
Photo 8
Photo 9 Photo 10
Note: Do not bend the doctor bar contact that rests on the ledge of the
blade. See Photo 10. Clean the doctor blade using alcohol and a cotton
swab. See Photo 11. Dump out the remaining toner from the hopper.
Step 12:
Clean the hopper using dry, compressed air or a vacuum. Be very careful
not to damage the doctor blade sealing foam. See Photo 12.
Step 13:
Place the doctor blade onto the hopper so that the Mylar tabs on each side
of the cartridge are not held down by the blade, and the doctor blade con-
tact tab hits the ledge of the doctor blade. See Photo 13.
Photo 11
Photo 12 Photo 13
Step 14:
Install the two screws that hold the doctor blade in place. See Photo 14.
Step 15:
Place the developer roller onto the hopper. The rounded ends of the
Mylar washers located on each end of the roller must fit into the hopper.
See Photo 15.
Step 16:
Slide the developer roller end caps onto each end of the roller.
See Photo 16.
Step 17:
Carefully press down on the ends of the roller and slide the end cap into
position. See Photo 17. Rotate the end caps toward the doctor blade.
Photo 16
Photo 17
Photo 18 Photo 19
Step 18:
Place the tension springs onto the clear Mylar tabs. Attach the springs to
the toner hopper. See Photo 18.
Step 19:
Remove the fill plug from the hopper. See Photo 19. Fill the hopper with
toner and re-install the fill plug.
Step 20:
Using a small Phillips-head screwdriver, remove the two screws that
hold the cartridge chip. See Photo 20. Replace the chip and re-install
the two screws.
Step 1:
Place the drum unit face up on the workbench so that the arrows are
pointing towards you. See Photo 1.
Photo 1
Step 2:
Remove the drum shutter from the positioning post on the non-contact
side of the unit. See Photo 2.
Step 3:
The drum shutter on the contact side of the cartridge is keyed and needs
to be moved down in order to remove the shutter from the positioning
post. See Photo 3. Remove the shutter.
Note: Do not lose the tension spring that opens the shutter.
Step 4:
Rotate the drum unit so that the contact end of the cartridge is facing you.
Using a jeweler’s screwdriver, remove the small screw from the side of the
cartridge. See Photo 4.
Step 5: Photo 4
Rotate the cartridge again so that this time the non-contact end of the
cartridge is facing you. Remove the small screw from the side of the car-
tridge. See Photo 5.
Photo 5
Photo 6
Step 6:
Flip the cartridge onto its top. Remove the small screw located next to the
drum’s drive gear. See Photo 6.
Step 7:
Rotate the cartridge so that the contact side is facing you. Remove the
small screw located just below the contact end cap. See Photo 7.
Step 8:
Using a small, flat-blade screwdriver, carefully pry the bottom section of
the cartridge off the positioning post. See Photo 8.
Step 9:
Lift the bottom section of the waste hopper away from the drum. See
Photo 9. Clean the waste hopper using dry, compressed air or a vacuum.
Photo 7
Photo 8 Photo 9
Note: A small contact wire will fall from the end cap. See Photo 11. Do
not lose this wire; it must be re-installed during the reassembly process.
Step 12:
Lift the drum from the hopper. See Photo 12. If you plan to reuse the
drum, place the drum in a protected area out of the light. Carefully clean
the drum unit using dry, compressed air or a vacuum.
Note: Do not damage the foam or the felt roller in the drum unit.
Step 13:
Place the drum into the clean unit. See Photo 13.
Photo 12
Photo 13
Photo 14 Photo 15
Step 14:
Slide the drum axle contact plate into the cartridge. See Photo 14.
Step 15:
Install the straight end of the contact wire into the positioning slots on the
cartridge so that the angled end points away from the drum. See Photo 15.
Step 16:
Install the two screws that hold the contact end plate in place. See Photo 16.
Step 17:
Slide the bottom section of the drum unit onto the cartridge. See Photo 17.
Step 18:
Install the two screws that hold the bottom section of the drum unit on
the contact side of the cartridge. See Photo 18.
Photo 16
Photo 17 Photo 18
Step 19:
Rotate the cartridge around. Install the two screws that hold the bottom
section of the drum unit to the gear side of the cartridge. See Photo 19.
Step 20:
Place the drum-shutter tension spring onto the shutter. See Photo 20.
Step 23:
Place the other end of the drum shutter onto the positioning post on the
non-contact side of the drum unit above the plastic tab that acts as the
drum shutter stop. See Photo 23. The drum unit is now complete.
Photo 21
Photo 22 Photo 23