There is a bad spot on the magenta toner cartridge TN 110 - is there a way to clean the cartridge? It's not close to being empty so I really don't want to buy a whole new cartridge.
The model is Brother MFC-9840CDW
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Misty
Have you tried cleaning the corona wire? You can also use a cotton swab and clean the drum. Just be sure to unplug the unit from the wall and allow everything to cool down.
Cleaning the Corona wire is the first thing to try. If this does not work look at the drum on the cartridge. I noticed streaks on mine. The streaks lined up with the streaks on the printed paper. I took off the wiper blade which resulted in a mess of spilled toner. (I thought I was being careful and shook the toner away form the drum but it did not shake away. What I sas was a rotary stiring/distibutor rake with lumps of toner in the rake. I cleaned the wiper blade repaceand it still streaked. I noticed that shaking the cartridge and turning the driver gear that turns the rest of the gears with a large flat screwdriver helped some. (note turn it clockwise only because I turned it backwards on a xerox drum broke a flap). Seeing the inprovement I filed a driver rod and turned the gears at about 2 rps / 120 rpm for about 5 min and the drum had a even coat of toner and no more streaks when using it. ( PS reset your toner left clock.)
If anyone find a website that shows the proper names of the parts and/or how these parts work please add the website.
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Only my magenta toner streaks, too. That's odd and cannot be just a coincidence.
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