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    On the carts...top left is the fuser, image drum on the right, toner cart is on the bottom.

    I took apart a 2550 color awhile back, it's an experience. LOL



    Watch the leftover toner on the image drum, powder stuff gets everywhere if you're not careful.

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    Look for a small green chip with gold plated contacts on the toner cartridge. Those chips processed properly will bring 80 cents each.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jghilino View Post
    Look for a small green chip with gold plated contacts on the toner cartridge. Those chips processed properly will bring 80 cents each.
    If I take that chip off, can I still recycle the cartridge at Staples for the two dollar credit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bamcis View Post
    If I take that chip off, can I still recycle the cartridge at Staples for the two dollar credit?
    I wouldn't think so. Usually those places put new ink in the cartridges themselves.

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