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HP P4014 • P4015 • P4045
CARTRIDGE REMANUFACTURING INSTRUCTIONS
CC364A TONER CARTRIDGE
CC364X TONER CARTRIDGE
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Right side of 64A
Right side of 64X
Left side of 64A
Left side of 64X
The toner used in these cartridges is also new. HP says it uses their “Enhanced Low-Melt Toner technology”. This toner according
to HP uses 15% less energy to fuse to the paper. In the fine print of the toner fact sheet they clarify that to mean 15% less as
compared to its predecessor. What exactly is the predecessor? They don’t say. Regardless, our testing has shown it to be a low
melt toner.
The current machines that use these new cartridges are as follows:
HP-LaserJet P4014
HP-LaserJet P4015tn
HP-LaserJet P4515tn
HP-LaserJet P4014n
HP-LaserJet P4015x
HP-LaserJet P4515x
HP-LaserJet P4015n
HP-LaserJet P4515n
HP-LaserJet P4515xm
Printer usage, as well as some common printer/cartridge problems will be covered at the end of this article.
As these machines use new technology such as dual laser beams, we will run through the theory and explain how the new tech-
nology works.
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CARTRIDGE THEORY
This illustration gives a nice view of the cartridge as it relates to the printer.
The image formation process consists of 8 steps which are split up into five functional blocks.
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In the first step, the Primary Charge roller (PCR) places a uniform negative DC Bias voltage on the OPC drum surface. The amount
of the negative DC Bias placed on the drum is controlled by the printer’s intensity setting. This process is part of the latent Image
formation block.
In the second step, (also part of the latent Image formation
block), the laser beam is fired onto a rotating mirror (called the
scanner). As the mirror rotates, the beam reflects into a set of
focusing lens. The beam then strikes the OPC’s surface, which
neutralizes the negative charge on the drum and leaves a
latent electrostatic image on the drum. The laser unit actually
fires 2 beams. The service manual talks about the second
bean being used to erase residual charges, but not if it also
helps to write the image.
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The third step (developing block) is where the toner image is developed on the drum by the developing section, (or supply cham-
ber), which contains the toner particles. The toner is held to the magnetic roller sleeve by the stationary magnet inside the sleeve,
and a DC bias voltage supplied by the high voltage power supply. This DC bias voltage is controlled by the printer’s density set-
ting, and causes either more or less toner to be attracted to the drum. This in turn will either increase or decrease the print den-
sity. Both the Primary Charge roller and magnetic roller DC Bias voltages are controlled by the printer’s density setting. The
amount of toner on the magnetic roller sleeve is also controlled by the rubber Doctor blade, which uses pressure to keep the
amount of toner on the magnetic roller sleeve constant. This blade also causes a static charge to build up on the toner, which
helps keep the coating of toner even, and allows easy transfer to the OPC drum.
At the same time an AC signal is also placed on the magnetic roller sleeve. This signal decreases the attraction of the toner to
the Magnetic Roller sleeve, and increases the repelling action of toner against the areas of the drum that was not exposed to the
laser beam. This AC potential improves the density, and contrast of the toner on the printed page.
As the laser exposed areas of the OPC drum approach the magnetic roller, the toner particles are attracted to the drums surface
due to the opposite voltage potentials of the toner, and laser exposed surface of the OPC drum.
In the fourth step (transfer block) the toner image is then
transferred to the paper as it passes below the drum by the
transfer charge roller, which places a positive charge on the
back of the paper. This positive charge causes the negatively
charged toner on the drum’s surface to be attracted to the
page. The small diameter of the drum, combined with the stiff-
ness of the paper causes the paper to peel away from the
drum.
In the fifth step (also part of the transfer block) the paper sep-
arates from the drum. The static charge eliminator weakens
the attractive forces between the negatively charged drum sur-
face, and the positively charged paper. This prevents toner
dropouts onto the paper at low temperatures and humidity
and also prevents paper from wrapping around the drum.
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In the sixth step (fusing block) the image is then fused on to the paper by the fuser assembly, which is comprised of the upper
fixing film assembly and the lower fuser roller. The paper passes between a heated upper fixing film assembly and a soft lower
rubber roller. The upper heated element then melts the toner into the paper. The fixing film assembly consists of a Teflon sleeve
with a ceramic heating element inside. These fusers are a bit different in that they have a Brush which has a DC Bias charge on
it to help keep the film clean.
In the seventh step (Drum cleaning block) the OPC drum is
cleaned. On average, approximately 95% of the toner is trans-
ferred to the paper during the print cycle. As the drum rotates
during printing, the remaining 5% of the toner that is on the
OPC drum is cleaned off the drum by the wiper blade. It is then
guided into the waste chamber by the recovery blade, and
stored in the waste chamber.
Step 8 is where the residual charge is eliminated. Here is
where there is a major difference from previous HP car-
tridges/printers. In all previous PCR based cartridges, the
Primary Charge Roller places an AC voltage across the drum
surface that erases any residual charges left on the drum sur-
face.
These machines use the new second laser beam to eliminate
the residual charges. This drum charge elimination is only
turned on during the last rotation period of the drum.
With the higher speeds of these new machines, my guess is
that using the PCR to erase the residual charges was not effi-
cient at these speeds... This new laser process is.
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REQUIRED TOOLS
1. Toner approved vacuum
2. A small common screwdriver
3. A Phillips head screwdriver
4. Needle nose pliers
SUPPLIES NEEDED
1. Dedicated P4015 series toner: 465g for the 64A & 1065g for the 64X (preliminary weights)
2. Replacement drum
3. Wiper blade
4. Doctor blade
5. PCR
6. Magnetic roller sleeve
7. Conductive grease
8. Hot glue gun (see text)
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1. Place the cartridge with the toner hopper facing up and
towards you. This will orient the cartridge for right and left
sides.
3. On the opposite side of the cartridge, carefully pry off the
drum cover plastic arm. The spring will probably pop off, take
care not to loose it. We will go over the installation at the end
of this article. Remove the drum cover assembly.
2. Open the drum cover towards the back of the cartridge.
Remove the right side metal bar.
4. Remove the metal bar from the left side, and remove the
entire drum cover assembly. Make sure you put the spring in a
safe place.
5. Remove the five screws on the right side end cap.
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6. Remove the five screws from the left end cap.
7. Remove the right and left side end caps from the cartridge.
Note that the gears do not come off the gear (right) end cap.
8. Separate the toner hopper and waste chamber.
9. On the large gear side of the waste chamber, remove the
screw and white plastic drum bushing.
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10. Remove the drum.
11. Remove the PCR.
12. Remove the two screws from the wiper blade.
13. Remove the wiper blade from the cartridge and clean out
the waste toner.
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14. Due to the high speed and page counts of these car-
tridges, we recommend that the wiper blades be replaced.
Make sure that the wiper blade foam seals are clean.
15. Install the new wiper blade and two screws.
16. Clean the PCR with your standard PCR cleaner.
18. On the drum axle pin, clean off the old conductive grease
and replace with new.
17. Install the cleaned PCR. Place a small amount of conduc-
tive grease on the black PCR saddle. Remember, when using
conductive grease, more is not better!
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19. Install the drum small gear side first onto the drum axle
pin
20. Install the white plastic drum bushing and screw. If the
OEM drum grease is dirty, clean it off with alcohol, and replace
with white lithium grease.
21. On the supply chamber, carefully pry off the Magnetic
roller (MRS) cover, and remove.
22. Remove the MRS drive gear.
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23. Note the location of the spring that sits between the
MRS holder and the hopper.
Remove the two screws, spring and the holder.
24. Remove the MRS assembly.
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25. Remove the two doctor blade screws and the doctor blade. Note the clear plastic strip that covers the DB screws. Slide the
screwdriver under the strip. Be careful not to damage the strip!
26. Remove the fill plug and clean out all the remaining toner
in the supply hopper
27. Note the magnetic seals on the MRS and the DB sealing
foam. Make sure both are clean.
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28. Note also the new heavy duty style magnetic roller contact.
This when combined with the new larger diameter of the roller,
allow the cartridge to run at the higher speeds that these
machines are capable of.
29. There are HP-4000 style magnetic roller bushings on each side of the roller. While these are holding up well in our initial tests,
this may be an area where wear will cause banding. One will stay in the hopper, and one comes off with the mag. Roller assem-
bly.
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30. Unlike the HP-4300 series where there are three separate
mixing blades in the toner hopper. These cartridges just use
one large mixing blade inside the toner hopper.
31. The upper mag. roller section of the toner hopper is differ-
ent in that is “Floats” on a series of foam seals. The upper half
can be removed from the hopper, but some of the seals will be
destroyed. This may become necessary in order to seal the car-
tridge we will keep you informed as our testing continues. The
foam isolates the mag roller from the vibrations of the mixing
augers, and allows smoother prints.
32. Install the doctor blade and two screws. Make sure that
the clear strips are not damaged!
33. Install the MRS assembly. Make sure the clear strips from the DB ride on top of the magnetic roller.
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34. Remove the right side small bushing from the magnetic
roller sleeve and install it onto the holder. Make sure the tab
on the bushing aligns with the slot in the holder.
35. Install the holder 2 screws and spring. Make sure the screw holes line up, and that the two locking tabs on the bottom of the
holder are in the correct place.
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36. Install the MRS drive gear.
37. Install the keyed MRS cover. Make sure that the keyed hole
in the cover matches the keyed end of the magnet in the MRS
assembly.
38. Fill with appropriate amount of P4015 toner, install the fill
plug.
39. Hold the two sections of the cartridge together, and install
the left (Contact side) end cap. Install a screw in the waste and
supply sections to hold everything together.
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40. Install the right side end cap and five screws.
41. Install the remaining three screws on the left end cap.
42. Install the spring into the drum cover arm as shown. Pull
the upper tail of the spring until it fits into the notch in the arm
hub.
43. Install the metal bars from the drum cover on both sides
of the cartridge.
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44. Install the arm onto the cartridge. Pull the arm fully back
to release the spring from the notch. Check to make sure the
drum cover operates properly.
45. Remove the old chip from the top of the cartridge by slic-
ing the melted plastic off with a sharp X-Acto knife. Replace
the chip, then lock in place with a small dab of glue from a hot
glue gun. Replacing this chip will enable the toner low func-
tions of both the cartridge and the machine again.
REPETITIVE DEFECT CHART
OPC Drum:
94mm
94mm
94mm
79mm
79mm
79mm
79mm
79mm
63mm
63mm
47mm
37.7mm
Upper fuser sleeve
Lower fuser pressure roller
Tray 2 - Separation roller
Tray 2 - Pickup roller
Tray 2 - Feed Roller
Tray 1 - Separation Roller
Tray 1 - Feed Roller
Tray 1 - Pickup roller
Magnetic roller
Transfer Roller
PCR
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RUNNING THE CLEANING PAGE
1. Press “MENU” on the control panel.
2. Press the down arrow until “CONFIGURE DEVICE” shows on the display.
3. Press the down arrow until “PRINT QUALITY” shows on the display.
4. Press the down arrow until “CREATE CLEANING PAGE” shows on the display.
5. Press OK.
5. Remove all the paper from tray 1.
6. Remove the cleaning page from the output bin and load it face down in tray 1.
7. Press the down arrow until “PROCESS CLEANING PAGE” appears on the display.
8. Press OK.
RUNNING TEST PAGES
1. Press “MENU” on the control panel
2. Press the down arrow until “INFORMATION” shows on the display
3. Press the down arrow until either:
PRINT MENU MAP
PRINT CONFIGURATION
PRINT SUPPLIES STATUS PAGE
PRINT USAGE PAGE
PRINT PCL FONT LIST or
PRINT PS FONT LIST appears on the display
4. Choose the page(s) desired.
PRINTER ERROR CODES
Most of the error codes are self explanatory but there are a few that are part text, and part number.
It is those codes that we will list here.
10.10.00 Supply Memory Error:
10. XX.YY Supply Memory Error:
Bad chip
An error has occurred in one or more of the printers supplies.
XXOO = Memory is defective
XX01 = Memory is missing
YY00= Bad cartridge
Error 10.94.YY:
Error 41.X:
Error 50.X:
Remove the shipping locks from the cartridge. Remove the shipping lock(s).
This code is a Temporary Printer error.
This code is a Fuser error.
50.1 Low Fuser Temperature
50.2 Fuser warm up slow
50.3 High Fuser Temperature
50.4 Faulty Fuser
Error 51.X:
Error 53.XY.ZZ:
Error 54.XX:
This code is a laser/scanner error
This code is a Printer Memory error.
This code is a typically a sensor issue.
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