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Oki c5300n drum reset?? by Trent (9/28/04 4:17 PM) reply Is there a way to reset the drum counter on an Oki c5300n. Rather than purchase individual new drums, I bought a c5100n printer to use for parts since all parts except the processor are interchangable. I found out later that the drums, fuser, and belt transfer have a built-in fuse for counter resets that is blown at the factory during testing. Oki Tech Support says the only way to reset is to buy a new Oki part that has never been in a printer.

Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by rich (10/3/04 4:57 PM) reply I have a 9500 and the same problem, all 3 color cartridges go out at once. On average you can get a extra half life out of them and even more if you take them apart and recoat the roller. I heard of on person who refers to some part that could be replaced, but I would prefer a menu reset option. The key is to be able to reset that drum counter.

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Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by moe Try this procedure, don't know if it will work on your models.

(1/29/05 5:06 PM) reply

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Turn off the printer Turn the printer on whilst holding down Menu button. (Display says user maintenance.) Press the menu button three times. (The display will say drum counter reset.) Press enter key. The system should go back on line, if not press on-line key.

Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by moe

(1/29/05 5:09 PM) reply

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Also found this Oki service manual that has a similar procedure on page 20. http://www.precision.com

Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by bazzag (8/8/05 5:34 AM) reply Hi You can just put a new fuse on the drum. When you insert the drum the machine resets the counter and then blows the fuse. So if the unit is ok and you just wish to run it through another cycle just change the fuse. This means you cannot just put a full unit in from another machine as it will not reset the counter until you put a new fuse in it as you found out. This applies to drums transfer belt etc. Note with regard to refilling the toner, some printers have 2 sections. 1 where you put the fresh toner and an after collection section in the same unit. You must empty the 2nd section if you refill it more than 2 or 3 times

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Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by Anonymous (8/10/05 3:04 PM) reply

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http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/laser/23029 (1 of 36)21/08/2010 13:42:04


you open the drum unit on top and look on the side cover the green fuse is there

you juste replace it by clipping it in that all

Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by Anonymous (8/11/05 9:10 PM) reply Reset the Drum Counter: a. Press the MENU 1/Menu 2 button while turning the printer on. USER MNT appears on the display. b. Press the MENU 1/Menu 2 button until the message corresponding to the drum you are replacing appears. For example, if you are replacing the magenta image drum: MAGENTA DRMCNT RESET c. Press the ENTER/POWER SAVE button. RESETTING briefly appears on the display. d. Press the ON LINE button.

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Re: Okidata c5150n toner reset?? by Rick Lee (8/30/05 2:22 PM) reply The original toner cartgidge cannot be refilled. I did not know this when I refilled it. The cartridge worked great for another 100 pages until the internal counter said it was empty. The cartridge is full but it needs to be reset somehow. This is the original cartridge and there is not a flag on the end like the replacement cartridge. Does anybody know how I can use this again? Thanks

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Re: Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by Anonymous (9/10/05 3:24 AM) reply I need Reset Fuse for OKI C5100 for all Drums and any others I may need later. Appreciate your advice and cost how I can buy these. I am in the UK. Best regards Dave

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Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by burgi (edited 9/15/05 12:34 PM) reply Artikelnummer bei RS Components GmbH httt://www.rsonline.de 422-012 Fuse flink 1/8 A = 125 mA -- 10 Stck 4,75 + MwSt. einfach auslten-einlten you open the drum unit on top and look on the >left< side cover the green fuse is there >>> 1) Turn on Printer while holding the 1 & 2 buttons. Cheers, Neale.

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Re: C3200n Consumable Counter Set by Anonymous (10/13/07 2:35 PM) reply This worked for the C5200N. Set exact Remaining Toner Values. The Cosumable Counter reset for each toner can be reset to original / actual values (if you know what they are or printed a status page) by performing the following: Using the output from the status, perform the following calculation, (100-(%remain))=%used, then (%used/4) =%Input Value Round Down to give you more remaining toner, UP for less. Enter the printer into the "CONSUMABLE COUNTER SET" mode, then move to the proper toner to modify i.e "KToner Value", Press enter to select this value to change, use ONLINE to increase digit value, CANCEL to decrease digit value, "-" to change selected digit (or was it BACK), Input the calculated %Input Value from above. Press and HOLD "CANCEL and ONLINE" until digits stop flashing, the new value will be stored. Now, How do I modify the values for DRUM LIFE, FUSER LIFE and BELT LIFE??? I reset them to 100% remaining from a previous reset, but would like to get the proper values set. - Mr.Gadget

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Worked for a c7350 by kereru (10/25/07 1:30 PM) reply Hi Jerryd. Scroll back up the page a few posts to (9/19/07 4:19 PM) and read my instructions... Cheers, Neale.

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Re: Worked for a c7350 by Jerryd (10/26/07 11:12 AM) reply Worked like a champ. Thanks for taking the time to help Jerry

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Re: Re: Oki c5300n drum reset?? by Anonymous (10/27/07 5:56 AM) reply Many thanks Glenn - I reset the fuser unit using your instructions and it worked perfectly. You've saved me a lot of money! Alfie in Dublin

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Re: oki c5500 reset question. by Anonymous (11/12/07 11:34 AM) reply This took a lot of button gymnastics to figure out, but I hope it is helpful to everyone with a C5500 (and it might work on the C5800 since it takes the same consumables, but not sure)... To get the OKI C5500 to keep going (without opening and closing the lid constantly) in spite of toner cartridge & drum life messages: 1) Turn off printer. 2) Hold down "+" and "-" buttons at the same time, and keep them held down while turning printer back on... continue to hold until the word "OKIUSER" appears. 3) Use "-" button to scroll down to "FUSE KEEP MODE". 4) Press "Enter" button, hold for approx. 10 seconds, then release. 5) Press "Enter" button again, followed by rapid release and repress with hold for approx. 10 seconds. 6) Release "Enter" button, then press and let up one more time quickly. 7) You will see "INITIALING" and then "ONLINE" messages. If you currently have an error message for toner cartridge life, the message will continue to be shown until after you've sent one print job, and then it will usually disappear for awhile. It will stay gone for longer if you have your printer set up so the toner sensor is turned off. If you currently have a error message for drum life, it will continue to appear, but you will still be able to print. Beware that you will have to keep a closer eye on print quality (since you are no longer relying on error message to tell you when your toner cartridges are in need of a replacement or refill, or the drum truly needs to be changed or refurbished).

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Re: Re: oki c5500 reset question. by Anonymous (11/12/07 11:54 AM) reply Please note that anytime you turn the printer off, you will have to go through the whole process again when you turn it back on. It doesn't take long though, and will quickly become habit whenever turning on your printer for the day!

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OKI 5200 Clicking/gear skipping Noise by billspinali (11/16/07 9:06 AM) reply Sounds like you people know your stuff, so rather than throwing out my printer, which has very little use, though I would ask for diagnosis here. Just today my printer started making what sounds like a grinding or gear skipping noise on warm up and printing. So far, it still works. Your expertise would be appreciated.

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oki c5500 reset by Perky (11/17/07 9:43 AM) reply

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Dear Anonymous ~~~~ WOOT ~~~~ the 5500 reset worked PERFECT!!! wanted to personally thank you .... now Im off to slap OKI for making it so tricky

Steps for OKI C7200 maint menus/Differs with C7400 by Anonymous (11/20/07 10:56 AM) reply There is only a ONE difference on the first step and an extra bit of information between step 1 and step 2 between accessing the Maintenance Menus of the C7400 and the C7200 Printers as explained earlier: STEPS FOR THE OKIDATA C7400 PRINTERS: 1) PRESS AND HOLD BUTTONS 1 + 5 AND TURN ON THE PRINTER (WHILE CONTINUING TO HOLD THE BUTTONS). (For Oki C7200 Printers you press and hold buttons 0 + 1 + 6 + 7). **(addition information) "MAINTENANCE MENU" will appear on the screen within a few seconds. Then about 5 seconds later, "OKIUSER" will appear. ***THE REST OF THE STEPS ARE THE SAME FOR BOTH C7400 AND C7200 SERIES PRINTERS... 2. Press button 0 several times until "DIAGNOSTIC MODE xx.xx.xx" shows. 3. Hold buttons 2 + 3 until "ENGINE DIAG LEVEL 4" shows. 4. Press button 1 to scroll to "COUNTER SET". 5. Press button 2 to scroll through menu items (button 6 scrolls backwards) 6. To alter the value of an item, first press button 3 to select the digit to be altered. The selected digit will slowly flash. (Button 3 moves to the right through the digits. Button 7 takes you to the left.) 7. Then press button 2 to increase the value of the selected digit. Press button 6 to decrease the value. 8. When the changes have been made hold buttons 1 + 3 + 5. The screen will flash three times and then an * will appear on the right of the screen. The new value is set. 9. To leave the counter set menus, turn the printer off. ---> I thought that I would add some help for the next guy who also has a C7400 printer. ------> THANKS A MILLION!!! FOR EVERYONE WHO TAKES THE TIME TO HELP OTHERS IN THESE FORUMS!! ----->Brook

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