I'm sure this topic has been thrashed to death somewhere, but here goes:
I have a Brother HL-2130 laser printer. This model has a toner cartridge that drops into the main cartridge assembly (which holds the drum\fuser).
The toner cartridge looks like it would be a sitter to be refilled, as it has a little plastic cap on the side.
Is this possible? It seems such a waste of dough to spring $40-$50 for a new cart when a couple of bucks would surely suffice for a toner refill.
I've always thought the whole home-printer toner replacement business was some sort of racket. Years back, when I worked in an office, all we needed to do when the toner ran low in our big printer\copier was to grab a new pot of toner out of the cupboard and toss it in. 2 minutes and about $10.
Any thoughts on this, geeks?