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|    Charlie+ to All    |
|    Laser toner re-dry possible?    |
|    06 Dec 22 07:08:24    |
      From: charlie@xxx.net              Few posts in a.p.printers these days so thought Id post here in case!       HP LaserJet colour.       I find particularly the yellow toner begins to loose its intensity after       a couple of years of very low print count use. My printer is not kept on       standby because it uses 20W continuously on standby, so new cartidges       are cheaper!       I can see that very slowly the cartridges in the printer will pick up       some atmospheric moisture.       Just wondering if anyone has tried laser toner rejuvination and if it       worked? It suggests to me that warmth and/or some hi-vac level might be       worth a try - but if the dryout doesnt restore the toner colour print       intensity then it isnt worth trying! .. C+              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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