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What is a photoconductor unit?
HI all.
I need to buy a new toner cartridge for my Lexmark e120n. The site I usually use has the normal toner but also now supplies a photoconductor unit, which is much cheaper.
What is a photoconductor unit?
Do you use it in place of toner? Are they any good?
http://ukofficedirect.opnet.co.uk/Consumables.aspx?MachineID=7107&SID=65ec88b259f0490a83be21b406e72b7c
Many thanks,
gg
The photoconductor is often called the "drum" and it's the component that works with the laser to physically build the image ready to place it on the paper.
This then transfers the toner in the right patterns to build what you want on page.
You cannot use a "photoconductor" in place of a toner, the printer requires both to be present, but the photoconductors tend to last much longer than the toner cartridge.
If you are low on toner, you need to buy toner
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