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asked Mar 19, 2000 at 8:43pm
Lexmark LaserPrinter 10P
Lexmark 4039 10p+
What solvent to use on the image drum to safely remove what looks like letterhead melt? Alchohol doe not touch it.
That's what we use. 99\% isopropyl or methyl
alcohol. Cotton cloths and nothing abrasive. Anything else will probably destroy the photoconductor. We have replacement drums, but it is extremely difficult to change them. I would not advocate you even attempt it because you would probably destroy the cartridge doing so.
alcohol. Cotton cloths and nothing abrasive. Anything else will probably destroy the photoconductor. We have replacement drums, but it is extremely difficult to change them. I would not advocate you even attempt it because you would probably destroy the cartridge doing so.
: That's what we use. 99\% isopropyl or methyl
: alcohol. Cotton cloths and nothing abrasive. Anything else will probably destroy the photoconductor. We have replacement drums, but it is extremely difficult to change them. I would not advocate you even attempt it because you would probably destroy the cartridge doing so.
: alcohol. Cotton cloths and nothing abrasive. Anything else will probably destroy the photoconductor. We have replacement drums, but it is extremely difficult to change them. I would not advocate you even attempt it because you would probably destroy the cartridge doing so.
Success. I tried cleaning with 95 proof alcohol. It just took more soaking time than expected.
Thanks for help.
