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Xerox 106R482

REQUIRED FOR A SUCCESSFUL REFILL:

Toner (Uni-Kit Formula 5A)

1 funnel cap

General Refilling Procedures:

Use a screwdriver to remove the small screw holding the waste hopper in place. Turn

the cartridge over, press on the clear plastic tab while pressing on the tab gently turn

the waste hopper away from the body of the cartridge. Do not be alarmed if the plastic

prong cracks or breaks off. Use a screwdriver to remove the two small screws to release

the end cap. Lift up on the end cap while pulling it to the left to remove it. You will

now see a large plastic plug. Use a flathead screwdriver to pop out the large plastic plug

found on the side of the side of the cartridge.

Before opening the bottle of toner, turn it upside down and tap it on a table to loosen

the toner and allow it to flow freely. Remove the cap and pull the seal off the bottle.

Attach the funnel cap making to sure it is on tightly. Tilt the funnel cap toward the

filling hole and insert it into the hole. If the toner stops flowing before the cartridge is

full, simply remove the toner, close the cap, turn the bottle upside down and tap it on

a table. Once the cartridge is full, seal the hole with the plug by twisting it until it is

completely seated.

Perform the following steps over a newspaper:

Slide open the door over the waste hopper and dump out the waste toner onto the

newspaper. Reassemble the cartridge. Now gently shake the cartridge side to side to

distribute the toner.

DEVELOPER NOTE:

Adding developer onto your cartridge's magnetic roller is similar to pouring mustard

on a hotdog. Applying less developer is better than applying too much developer.

Pour a thin bead of developer across the length of the magnetic roller.

Rotate the roller counter-clockwise (to spread the developer across the magnetic roller

) then print a sample.

If the printer takes a while to "warm up," then try adding a little more developer. This

time, rotating the magnetic roller clockwise. Note: When finished, the magnetic roller

will be "bald" in some areas. This is normal.