Which part of the cartridge should I drill the hole? Does the accompanied instruction show the spot to drill?
1750724
the instructions explain where a good spot to drill is. however I used a soddering iron. No crumbs or mess to fall into cartridge. it worked like a caram for me.
1750725
The refill kit I purchased cam with a replacement chip for the toner cartridge, a bottle of toner and a card with a URL to the website wit detailed instructions. It details where to drill the hole in the cartridge and how to pop-off the old chip and replace it with the new one. It was far easier than I expected it to be when I ordered. I've gone through two of these kits already. You might be able to refill the cartridge 2-3 times before it needs to be replaced.
1750726
You don't need to drill the hole at all and you can refill as many times as you want - No chip needed. Please go to youtube to see the video. I found the video for the cartridge refill was very useful and easy to follow the instructions. What you need to do is just go to google page and key in Refill toner for the printer model number that you have. Good luck.
1750727
Be careful when you drill as you don't want extra plastic in with the toner. It is best to melt a hole in the spot that the instructions show for your particular cartridge. You can buy a soldering gun or if you have one you can attach a piece of copper tubing to it and melt a clean hole in the plastic cartridge.
1750728
As far as I can recall, you buy that refill, the instructions will tell you how to refill. There is a link to a website, I think, that shows photos how to do it. For the Samsung, remove 4 to 5 plastic rivets by prying them off with a knife blade, or a sharp screw driver. no drilling necessary. Then remove the side cover, then pull off the 3/4" refill cap inside. I strongly recommend following the instructions. Drilling is an option, but I don't know where to drill.
1750729
New way to fill; take out 2 screws from metal plate, slip one end of metal plate up carefully, see the reservoir, start slowly pouring in dry ink.shake to settle, pour more, repeat etc, got 90% in, set plate, insert screws, put in new chip, might have to restart computer It worked for mejust don't get in a hurry
1750730
I heated up the tip of an old knife with my propane torch and slowly oggered a hole out to t bye size needed then covered the hole with duct tape. The hole is on the part of the cartridge that faces up when in the printer so it won't spill out anyway
854701
I'd recommend you to read the page http://www.inkowl.com/index.php?C=2&S;=4&B;=2&product;=247&p;=product . As I read is necessary to make a hole on your tonner cartridge. You can do with a nife, drill or scisors but I preferred to buy the toll that made the job cleaner and easter.
254239
Yes, YOu just have to pull it off. There are actually two "O" rings - the big one at the bottom of the cartridge (you get a spare with the new cartridge, I think) and a small one on a ball at the bottom of the shaft. It's this ball with "O" ring which is making it difficult to pull the cartridge off. Go ahead and pull it off. Also it is this little "O" ring which is lubricated, not the big one. I am going by memory, but I've done it a few times over the years.
1787774
The first one that I put in got stuck in a weird way, had to pry it out with a screw driver. After that all of the cartridges slid into place and lit up. There is a small guide point on the front bottom of the cartridge.
1910907
There is a piece of plastic ribbon on top, labeled "Pull". This should be the only thing you need to remove before inserting the cartridge.
1914635
I think so. Have you tried adding toner? it seems very simple like cut a hole with circle bit provided, pour in toner and cover with tape also provided. I'll do that next time. Still if this cartridge works, it is easier. I've needed to take my new out and shake it hard once. goog luck K
233415
Kelley, don't know. You will have to compare picture to your cartridge and make an educated guess. Sorry.
429888
The photo you are seeing is actually a stock photo provided by Amazon. Our cartridge has never been out of the box and was sealed by the manufacturer so we do not have pictures of the cartridge itself, only the sealed box. We would be happy to update our listing with non-stock photos if that would make you more comfortable with the purchase. To the best of our knowledge the cartridge we are selling is New OEM. Please have a nice day and thank you for your question and the opportunity to clarify out listing.
351109
Yes, this part keeps the included cartridge from being punctured. It is removed when you are ready to use the pen.
1055122
Depending on the cartridge it varies. Some cartridges have a refill point and plug in it. You remove the plug then empty the remaining toner before loading the new toner. Other cartridges require that a hole be drilled. In this case, the hole must be drilled in the proper location and in a manner so as not to get plastic debris in the toner chamber. Again the old toner is removed before putting new toner into the chamber. The hole is then covered with the foil provided.
445695
Proper alignment is as important as having a good cartridge. Make sure you have a tool for doing so and take the time to get it just right. Other than that, you're good to go.
692654
Having the same machine, I have never had a problem. Check that the cartridge is not defective and that you have correctly inserted it in the right slot.
1192790
Feel at the bottom of the left hand butt cover and lift the cover off. Unscrew the winged bolt at the bottom quite a long way. Then the cartridge should just fall out. If it doesn't, put two fingers at the top of the cartridge and just pull it downwards. Put the new cartridge in the same way round and then screw up the winged bolt until a little resistance is felt. Then screw it quickly up to a fairly heavy finger tightness. Clip on the butt cover and you then are ready to kill a few tin cans. Good luck.
651315
Never looked. Figured I bought a cartridge a month before I installed it there should be no problem. Unfortunately I threw the whole cartridge out and box as I needed this printer functional for my business.
1910905
I believe you are referring to the plastic protect piece and yes that must be removed or the printer will not recognize the cartridge. It should also show you in your manual that came with the printer. If you are still having a problem go to Brother.com and you can call them and they will assist you. I have done that for other Brother products I own.
1689149
It will automatically pierce it when you install the cartridge. So no, you don't have to do anything to it.
1011466
Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then remove the yellow piece of tape that covers the ink hole. Seat the cartridge in the machine and close the lid. Pretty easy. Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then... » Read More Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then remove the yellow piece of tape that covers the ink hole. Seat the cartridge in the machine and close the lid. Pretty easy. « Show Less