Have a ricoh 1035p with black copies after replacing the drum. Is there a drum count reset and if so what is the code to reset?

if you can clean the black line with a cloth, than you need just to replace the cleaning blade, but if the black line is not removing without a cloth, then you need to replace the opc drum and the cleaning blade or both blades, some machines of this type have only one cleaning blade but some have two cleaning blade.

You want SP7-992-4 (Counter Reset).

To view the copy count, you'll have to print a config page. Press Menu, then scroll down until you see List/Test Print and press OK. Choose the Config Page option, and you'll get a page or two of information, with the copy count (broken into black and white and color) listed near the top of the first page.

If you use Katun OPC drum in your machine and is work more 80000 copies you need to replace the OPC drum and the drum cleaning blade.After replace the drum perform the process comtrol and the SC990 disipaire.Whenever use other genuine parts and not original Ricoh parts appair SC codes to refer HDD parts.100% this method is working.

The used toner is stored in the Transfer Belt assembly on the right door that you open to remove a jam. Remove one spring on each side and release the catch while gently lifting up on the belt and roller assembly. It swings 90 degrees up from the rest of the assembly. There are 6 screws that hold a cover on the lower assembly. remove it and dump the waste toner. *** VERY MESSY*** have a vac on hand. Not a shop vac unless you want toner clouds floating around the office. If the six screws aren't present, dump the toner out of the **** between the mylar-rubber blade and the lower assembly. once this is done, the message will clear.

Do the black lines go from the lead edge to the trail edge? Also, were the lines there before you replaced the drum? If so the problem lies in the fixing unit.... You most likely need a upper fixing roller.

There is a chip on the back of the drum unit that keeps count. It cannot be reset. You may try to find a replacement chip on the internet. I would recomment the rechargerstore.com They have good products. I do not know how long your drum will last, you may end up having to replace it for copy quality problems at some point.

The used toner bottle is not actually a bottle at all. Not sure what you emptied, but it sounds like the actual toner bottle itself. The waste toner is contained with in the transfer belt unit. When you open the right side cover, this is the unit that is attached to the door. It is a brown belt that provides transfer of the image to the drum and separates the paper from the drum. Remove this unit by locating the release levers on either side of the transfer unit (push both of them towards the machine). After removing, you will need to actually take the belt unit off of the transfer unit. To do this, remove the two tension springs on either side, and then take a small flat bladed scredriver and release the clips that hold it down (you will see when you get started). Once you get it off, you will see the long blade that actually scrapes the toner off the belt. Dump the waste toner out this end. You will need to shake it pretty hard. A better (and cleaner) option is to vaccum it out using the crevace tool on you vac. Just make sure you completely empty it. Now....do everything in reverse.

Hope this helps,
Chad

1.Open the front cover.

2.Press the options key on the control panel. The display will show
#REPLACE DRUM - 1.YES 2.NO#.

3.Press 1 to reset the drum count.

4.Close the front cover.

hi im jules_09,the average copy life as we call it is 60,000 copies after that you will replace the drum,cleaning blade and the developer.see first if the copy meter is already above 60,000 copies then about the print i think it time for you to replace all that is mentioned