Printstar OPC Drum Compatible with HP HP 36A, 35A, 78A, 83A, 88A and Canon 328, 337, 912, 925 Printers, Pack of 20 (Green)

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ABOUT PRODUCT:
Organic Photo Conductor Drum (OPC or Imaging Drum)
The OPC drum is a thin walled aluminum-layered, cylindrical drum that is coated with specially pigmented photo conductive substances. The laser strikes the OPC surface, creating an image one line at a time. The toner is then transferred from the surface of the OPC to the paper by the transfer roller.

Steps to replace the drum unit:
A drum unit is a maintenance item for your printer that will sometimes need to be replaced but not as often as a toner cartridge. Step1: Open the front flap of your laser printer and find the drum unit will be attached to or beneath the toner cartridge(s). Step2: Pull any green toner locking levers down to release the cartridge and then slowly pull the cartridge towards yourself and out of the machine. Place the toners on a flat protected surface. Step3: On the toner cartridge(s) there will be a green lever that can be pressed to lift the toner off the drum unit. Step4: The drum unit can then be replaced and toner locked back into place on top of the new drum. Step5: Re-insert both toner and drum back into your printer.

SPECIFICATIONS:
-Product Type: OPC drum
-OEM Model: 88 A
-Material: Plastic + Metal
-Defect Rate: Less than 1%
-Machine Section: Photo-conductor

PACKAGE CONTENT:
-Pack of 20 x 36A Compatible OPC Drum

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Special Feature	portable
Manufacturer	Shri krishna Enterprise
Model	Drum_36A
Model Name	Drum_36A
Package Dimensions	15 x 10 x 10 cm; 450 g
Item model number	Drum_36A
Special Features	portable
Number of items	1
Wattage	50 Watts
Batteries Required	No
Country of Origin	China
Item Weight	450 g

Print Star OPC Drum Compatible with HP HP 36A, 35A, 78A, 83A, 88A and Canon 328, 337, 912, 925 Printers (Pack of 20)

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