After refilling the toner, the ink cartridge or drum unit needs to be reinstalled back into the printer, and the cartridge should be gently shaken or rotated to distribute the toner evenly.
After prolonged use, the surface of the magnetic roller may wear down due to carbon powder friction or impurities, resulting in uneven magnetic field distribution or fluctuations in rotation speed.
To maintain color reproduction stability during continuous printing, a comprehensive approach is needed, encompassing toner selection, equipment maintenance, and environmental control.
Due to their excellent fluidity, spherical particles can be quickly transported to the surface of the photosensitive drum in the developing unit, reducing imaging delay caused by particle accumulation.
In today's increasingly automated office environment, monochrome laser printers, with their high efficiency, clear prints, and stability, have become standard equipment in many work scenarios.
The temperature closed-loop control system of the fixing unit can dynamically adjust the heating power of the hot roller according to the ambient temperature to ensure constant fixing quality.