Can this be used to vacuum spilled toner from color cartridges?
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I am not sure, but I do not see why not. Would have to check further into it.
634479
I have used it for that application, but I did use it to remove a ballpoint pen my grandson draw all over my off-white leather recliner. It's worth a try because it won't discolor your carpet.
752143
Yes, this should work. It is white or light gray but my vacuum is blue. Hope this helps.
239111
Yes, but as has been noted, it's a "starter" cartridge. You can, however, get the machine to ignore the "low toner" signal and print till exhaustion through menu selection: 1. General Setup -> 4. Replace Toner -> Options -> Use +/- keys to change Stop to Continue. See p. 77 of the Basic User's Guide for the entire menu tree.
766733
Yes ... it will. HOWEVER ..... since my original posting on this product, I have had a MAJOR problem with one of the cartridges leaking. In fact, it appears that it has damaged my printer. The yellow cartridge leaked and, now, even a new branded name cartridge will not work in that color. I am updating my review to reflect this .... Stay away.
247512
I took all of my toners out & used a paint brush to lightly clean both sides of the drum... Also be sure to calibrate the cartridges...
963726
I am not sure. It says that it is designed for use in portable spot cleaning machines.
1554802
No, BUT...this machine gobbles up toner like no other. I would NOT buy this again
1762534
This is not for home vacuum cleaners, this is for comercial carpet and upholstery cleaning equipment. Hope this helps.
2065520
Definitely DO NOT use compatible toner cartridges. Only buy genuine Brother toners. That being said, Brother toners still spill eventually. I have used Brother printers for years and they always end up spilling, their own brand just last longer than generic toners. To remove the line, you just need to replace the culprit toner (I am assuming black in this case) or if that doesn't solve it, replace the black drum unit. It's always good to use paper towels and clean out any obvious loose toner powder, but in my extensive experience, using the corona wire cleaning only helps a little bit. I print using my brother printers more than 4,000 pages every month so I should know. Definitely DO NOT use compatible toner cartridges. Only buy genuine Brother toners. That being said, Brother toners still spill eventually. I have used Brother printers for years and they always end up spilling, their own brand just last longer than generic toners. To remove the line, you just need to replace the culprit toner (I am assuming black in this case) or if that doesn't solve it, replace the black drum unit. It's always good to use paper towels and clean out any obvious loose toner powder, but in my extensive experience, using the corona wire cleaning only helps a little bit. I... » Read More Definitely DO NOT use compatible toner cartridges. Only buy genuine Brother toners. That being said, Brother toners still spill eventually. I have used Brother printers for years and they always end up spilling, their own brand just last longer than generic toners. To remove the line, you just need to replace the culprit toner (I am assuming black in this case) or if that doesn't solve it, replace the black drum unit. It's always good to use paper towels and clean out any obvious loose toner powder, but in my extensive experience, using the corona wire cleaning only helps a little bit. I print using my brother printers more than 4,000 pages every month so I should know. « Show Less
472303
as long as the toner fits the drum you should be able to use it and it would have to be able to fit the slot
101262
Yes! I had to take the machine in for service to be thoroughly cleaned. That was about $75. I also replaced the cartridge with a new one. (My printouts were sprinkled with random splotches of toner.)
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Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.) Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store... » Read More Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.) « Show Less
101041
yes but it's only good for like 200 print maybe a little more or little less ..stay away from cheap toners, they often leak out and can ruin your printer
1458279
Yes, just make sure the cartridge is in tight so there's no possibility for leakage.
1965158
Yes. We used it for negatives from earlier than that. Be sure to dust them first.
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Yes, but best to use professional cleaner unless your machine is extra large capacity and has a delicate cycle.