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The Xerox 13R546 laser drum cartridges are comparatively easy to recondition. Similar in a good deal of ways to the 5318 style cartridges, which preceded them. It is a simple matter of disassembly, a exhaustive cleaning, inspection of the Drum and Cleaning Blade, and repair of the Connector. The Connector is key to resetting the status code (J7) calling for a new Copy Cartridge. Spare elements for these cartridges have been slow coming to the market. Fortunately the Drums are capable of running 100,000 copies. There are two types of cartridges among which the only divergence is the connector’s “type”. The XC23-33 uses a 13R546 cartridge which is set up to run 30,000 copies while the XDL23-33 use a 13R555 which is set up to run 50,000 copies. The connectors are not interchangeable though the cartridges are identical in all other respects. Step-by-Step “How-to-Recondition Your Xerox 13R546″ Instructions: This drum cartridge is compatible with Xerox copier model numbers: oXC23 oXC23-A oXC23-AS oXC33-AS oXC33-D Specifications on the Xerox 13R546 Drum Cartridge oModel Number – 13R546 oManufacturer – Xerox oType – Brand New oColor – Black oDescription – 1 cartridge per box oPage Yield – Approximately 30,000 pages These cartridges are comparatively easy to recondition. Similar in a great deal of ways to the 5318 style cartridges, which preceded them. It is a simple matter of disassembly, a exhaustive cleaning, inspection of the Drum and Cleaning Blade, and fix of the Connector. The Connector is key to resetting the status code (J7) calling for a new Copy Cartridge. Spare elements for these cartridges have been slow coming to the market. Fortunately the Drums are competent of running 100,000 copies. There are two types of cartridges amidst which the only divergence is the connector’s “type”. The XC23-33 uses a 13R546 cartridge which is set up to run 30,000 copies while the XDL23-33 use a 13R555 which is set up to run 50,000 copies. The connectors are not interchangeable though the cartridges are identical in all other respects. SECTION 1 Tools: oFlat-Head Screwdriver (small) oPhillips-Head Screwdriver oTechnician Vacuum Cleaner with a toner ranked filter Supplies: oStarter Powder (dusting pouch) oYellow Dust Cloths oSwab with Isopropyl Alcohol (or a Corona Cleaning Pen) oWhite Polishing Sponge (optional) oDrum-Coat Polish (optional) Replacement constituents which you may need to do. oRepaired Connector (necessary) oCleaning Blade SECTION 2 PROCEDURE 1.First check the drum for flaws (turns counter-clockwise if you’re looking at the rear end): oLook for scuffmarks, or scratches. Also see if the Cleaning Blade is leaving any streaks on the drum. Fingerprints and a good deal of minor scuff may come off when you polish the drum later. 2.Remove the guide rail over the drum (2 screws): oAlso, don’t forget to remove the Charge Scorotron (1 screw on the rear). 3.Remove the front-end cap (2 screws): oGently extract and remove the bushing from the drum along with the waste toner tube (leave the auger spring in place). 4.Remove the Connector from the rear of the cartridge (2 screws): oRemove the rear plate (3 screws & 1 E-Clip). Remove the metal contact located above the big white gear taking note of how it’ll go back on (it is loose once the rear plate is removed) Slide the rear drum collar off the drum’s shaft and remove the drum. Note that it’s normal for the big white gear, which is on the end of the spring auger to feel loose once the rear plate is off. 5.Empty the reclaim toner, which is inside the drum: oInspect the drum & put it in a safe place away from direct light. 6.Remove the metal top cover: oAlso, the plastic cover underneath it (2 screws). The Cleaning Blade may then be lifted out. Clean everything well. Pay particular attention to the toner brush located behind the Cleaning Blade. oClean the corona wire with isopropyl alcohol on a swab or a Corona Cleaning Pen. Take care not to harm the thin Mylar Recovery Blade & the Scorotron Grid or it is contacts. oInspect the blade for any imperfections. Replace the blade if necessary (if you do, use a great deal of starting powder). oIf there are any minor scuffs or fingerprints on the drum, you may want to polish it with Drum Coat (use sparingly) using a clean white sponge… be sure to remove any excess polish haze after letting the drum arid for a minute or two. oAny polish left on the drum will increase the # of copies you need to run to “break in” the drum again (you’ll get light copies for among 20 & 50 copies after a good polishing). 7.Reassemble the cartridge: oReturn the drum cautiously to it is cradle; slide the rear collar back into place. When re-installing the rear plate, note that there is one Machine screw, which goes on the right above the white gear; the other two screws are plastic tapping screws. Once it’s all together, turn the drum (counter clockwise when looking at the rear of the cartridge) to see that all is well. 8.Send the connector in for repair: oOnce you get the repaired connector… the cartridge will run another full cycle. Here are some codes you may come all over and will need to know the codes. Status Codes: Press ’0′ to see the sub code A Codes: A Codes Document Feed Problems C Codes: C Codes Paper Feed or Pre-registration Jam Problems E Codes: E Codes Post-registration / Exit Jams & Duplex Problems F Codes: F Codes Sorter Jam or Interlock Problems H Codes: H Codes HCF (High Capacity Feeder) or ADF Problems J Codes: J1 Code Toner Empty J3 Code Copy Cartridge not installed (or not seated properly) J7 Code Copy Ctg. count expired (replace the connector) J8 Codes Improper Copy Cartridge (or not seated properly) L Codes: L6 Code Key Counter not installed L8 Code Platen Temperature too high L9 Code Communication error with Inter-Image Lamp PWB U Codes: U1-1 Code Xerographic Motor Problem U2 Codes Scanner Drive Problems U3-1 Code Lens Drive Problem U4-1 Code Fuser Thermistor Open U4-2 Code Fuser took too long to warm up U4-3 Code Fuser stays on after reaching operating temperature U4-4 Code Fuser stays on too long after copy cycle U4-6 Code Fuser Over-temperature U5 Codes Sorter Bin Drive Problem U6 Codes Memory Problems / Main Board Problems U8 Codes Exposure Problems Diagnostics: Hold the ’0′ while turning on the power to enter diagnostics. To enter a code, enter the 1st percentage of code, followed by ‘Print’, then the 2nd percentage of code & then ‘Print’ again. Fuser Overheat Reset: (50-20): First make sure that you have repaired the cause of the overheat. Enter the diagnostic code 50-20 as explained above, then press ’0′ followed by ‘Print’. NOTE: Watch to make sure the lamp cycles off the way it will have to once the machine comes to being ready. Read Total Copy Count: (30-50) Read Copy Cartridge Life Remaining: (30-91) This selective information is for your records and must be read atleast 4 times before making an try to configure your drum cartridge. This is to see to it comprehension. |
