MB2236/B2236—Replacing the toner cartridge

Learn how to replace the toner cartridge. For more videos, go to http://infoserve.lexmark.com/idv/product_videos_id.html?prod=$lang=en_US.
billbadkiller : amazing guide good job guys
Anthi Samathraki : Thanks

How to refill Toner cartridge for Lexmark C3224dw, C3326dw, MC3224, MC3326adwe Lexmark MC3326adwe

How to refill Toner cartridge for Lexmark C3224dw, C3326dw, MC3224, MC3326adwe

Refill Toner cartridge

Part No. C3210K0 (C320010) Black

Part No. C3210C0 (C320020) Cyan

Part No. C3210M0 (C320030) Magenta

Part No. C3210Y0 (C320040) Yellow
Serdar Çavuş : Where can we get the chip?
Dr. Reginal D. Harris, Esq. : Oh my gosh! Thank you very much because I'm tired of spending over $200 each time I have to replace the set.
Salvatore Riondino : Dear VTechplace , great tutorial.
I need to refill the following cartridges:
C3220C0
C3220K0
C3220M0
C3220Y0


For the Lexmark MC3224DWE printer.
Could you please tell me the powder type used in this video ?
Thanks a lot.
MrDackuy : thank you very much for the great instructions. Can you tell us which type of powder you have used ? I refilled it myself and got strong horizontal lines on my print outs. I guess iI've used the wrong toner powder.
Paola Murgia : What powder you use for this toner in this video?

Lexmark Laser Technology Presentation

Learn how Lexmark laser printer technology works in this video from n-tara interactive. The complexities of laser printing are simplified using highly informative 3D animation.
Prajwal Rai : How does a laser printer print colorful images if it only uses a toner?
Ginger : Beautifully illustrated video on how laser printers work.
tonechild2000 : Very informative video. I'm currently taking a course about laser printers and primarily it's 6 steps. This video goes over the steps in detail and that really helped me. The only thing that threw me off is that my course says the cleaning step is the 1st step, charging second... Fusing last.
Jasper Janssen : Well, you can go two ways. Most laserprinters have replaceable drums and corona wires/charge rollers and fusers, since even if you try hard you're still going to have a fairly limited lifespan of those things. Basically the stuff might last you ten to thirty toner cartridges.

If you design it to last for just one cartridge, you can make them cheaper, and over the life of the printer you can come out roughly equal with the all-in-one replace-everything method, or the everything-separate method.
Joanne Mark : The video states at 1:24 that the process begins with a "charge roller". Well, it does not mentioned how the information arrives on the charge roller. It later mentions that a laser strikes a photo-conductor drum, but again, how does the information get from the PC to the laser? I know the answers to these questions, but if you're educating people on how a laser printer works, you should, at minimum, mention how the laser obtains the information.

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