Reset counter reset chips toner

You can't. It is hard wired in programmed memory. The reason is because most Xerox printed are supplied on a consumables deal where you have to buy toner direct at a slightly inflated price to cover the lowered lease cost of the machine. These machine also 'phone home' for interrogation..

Dear you can't reset the counter because cartridge come along with memory chip which not resettable. Only option is changing the chip, you can get it online.Try it.

there is one patch software for resetting the counter. once you patch it will not ask any thing regrding the tonner forever

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Reset Printer using reset software (permanent solution)
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A reset chip is available from several vendors that overrides the printer's internal counter. This reset chip is installed on the motherboard, either by hooking tiny wires around the contacts of an IC chip, or by soldering. This reset chip is becoming easier to find. Check out ebay and other online vendors.

Perhaps you'll need to replace its lockout chip. Toner cartridges have a page counter and that needs to be reset after the cartridge has been refilled. Printing won't commence when the lockout chip has not be replaced with a compatible reset chip.

you dont say what brand or whether you have used refills before. Some laser toner cartridges have a chip on them that has to be reset.Refilling does not fool the printer i'm afraid. Contact the seller of this brand and check out how to overcome this

To Enter Service Mode:
Hold down the Online and Escape buttons while turning on the power. Hold down buttons till "Please Wait" comes up. It will start in Service Mode.

Go to Engine, then Data Log, then PM Counter Reset, then the counter that needs resetting.

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Are you using generic toners or HP branded? Try to reseat the yellow toner. The page counter can't be reset and should not be. This unit uses chips to recognize the toner level. Generic toners don't always have good chips on them.

If this IS a CLP-510, first make an information confirmation print.
Press MENU, then press ENTER, and ENTER again.

Look at the counter for the imaging unit, is it a low count confirming that you have indeed replaced it ?
If not you will need to reset the counter.

Check the counters for the toner cartridges, and check the capacity of the cartridge. On a CLP-510 the image counter for the toner is held on the chip on the cartridge (which also identifies the capacity of the cartridge).

There have been some faulty (oiginal Samsung chips), and of course re-manufactured cartridge chips could fail (many re-manufacturers don' test their cartridges before dispatch, they don't have the facility to do so without starting the count on the chip (or 'bowing' the reset fuse on a CLP-500 cartridge). VERY few re-manufacturers can test these cartridges without starting the count.

Sometimes the 'replace xxxxx toner' messages are caused by toner on the three contacts on the side of the cartridge, or their mating contacts inside the printer. Rarely, this can be caused by a faulty circuit board.