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Brother® HL-2270 CartridgeHL-2130/2132/2230/2240/2250/2280 and
(TN-450/2220)
Tools and supplies .........................2 - 3
VarianTs, CarTridge Types and sKu’s .... 4 CarTridge Fin and Keying FeaTures ........ 5
Flag gear VarianTs ........................ ....6
Wirelines: Hopper assembly .................. 7
disassembly oF THe Toner Hopper ....8 - 11
assembly oF THe Toner Hopper ......12 - 14
reseTTing THe Flag gear ................ ....15
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Tools & supplies
Dry, Filtered, Compressed Air for Cleaning
Slotted Screwdriver
Lint-free Cleaning Cloth (LFCCLOTH)
Phillips Screwdriver
91-99% Isopropyl Alcohol
Lubricant (CONLUBE)
• Phillips Screwdriver
• Slotted Screwdriver
• Dry, Filtered, Compressed Air for Cleaning
• 91-99% Isopropyl Alcohol
• Lubricant(CONLUBE)
• Lint-freeCleaningCloth(LFCCLOTH)
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• Lint-freeFoamTippedSwab(LFSWAB)
• Vacuum(TONERVAC115)USVersionorToner . Vacuum220V(TONERVAC220)
• TonerSpout(TSP)
• De-IonizedWater
• Powder-Free Gloves
• Safety Glasses
Tools & supplies
Safety Glasses
Powder-Free GlovesDe-Ionized Water
Vacuum (TONERVAC220) Lint-free Foam Tipped Swab
(LFSWAB)
Toner Spout (TSP)
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broTHer Hl-2270 VarianTs, CarTridge Types and sKu’s
Brother HL-2220/2230/2240/2240D/2270DW/2280DWCartridge Name SKU Page Yield
Cartridge TN-420 1200
TN-450 2600
Drum Unit DR-420 12000
Brother HL-2130/2132/2240/2240D/2250DN/2270DWCartridge Name SKU Page Yield
Cartridge TN-2010 1000
TN-2210 1200
TN-2220 2600
Drum Unit DR-2200 12000
Brother HL-2130/2132/2240D/2250DN/2270DWCartridge Name SKU Page Yield
Cartridge TN-2030 1000
TN-2230 1200
TN-2250 2600
Drum Unit DR-2225 12000
Brother HL-2130/2240D/2270DWCartridge Name SKU Page Yield
Cartridge TN-2060 700
TN-2260 1200
TN-2280 2600
Drum Unit DR-2255 12000
Brother HL-2240D/2270DWCartridge Name SKU Page Yield
Cartridge TN-27J 2600
Drum Unit DR-22J 12000
EUAN
Z / A
PJA
PAN
MEA
NA /
LA
Brother HL-2130/2132/2240D/2250DN/2270DW
Brother HL-2130/2132/2240D/2270DW
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Figure A
Printer Door Key Tabs
Drum Alignment Fins
BrotherHL-2130/2132
Note: The TN-2010 (EU) and 2030 (AP) cartridge keys are identical in the alignment of their keys. These drum alignment fins are identical to the TN-420/450.
Note: Drum alignment fins on the Brother TN-2060 (MEA) are shifted farther to the right
than the TN - 420 / 450 (US), the TN - 2010 (EU) and the TN - 2030 (AP).
Brother HL - 2240 / 2270 TN - 420 /450 (US)
Brother HL - 2130 / 2132 TN - 2060 (MEA)
Brother HL - 2130 / 2132 TN - 2010 (EU) / 2030 (AP)
Cartridge Fins And Key Tabs Vary From Region To Region. Differences Shown Below.
Figure B
Figure C
Flag Gears
Low Yield
3
2
1
2
1
High Yield
Figure D
Note: Low yield flag gears have 3 posts and high yield flag gears have 2 posts as shown in Figure 32.
Flag Gears
Low Yield1.2K
High Yield2.6K
Figure E
Starter
Note: The placement and number of posts for both low yield and high yield flag gears as well as starter gear side end plates are shown in Figure 33.
Flag gear VarianTs
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Wirelines
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broTHer® Hl-2270 Hopper assembly
Developer Roller
Toner Adder Roller Drive Gear
Cartridge IdlerGear
Agitator Gear
Flag GearSpring
Drive Side End Plate
Non Drive Side End Plate
Drive Side End Plate
Flag Gear
Cartridge Core
Developer Roller Drive
Gear
E -Ring
Developer Roller
Stabilizer
Doctor Blade
Drive Gear
Non Drive SideContact Arm 1 Non Drive Side
Contact Arm 2
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disassembling THe Toner HopperNote: Please wear eye protection and latex gloves when
disassembling the hopper cartridge.
1. On the gear side remove the two screws and drive side end cap as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
Screws
End Cap
Phillips Screwdriver
2. Remove the drive side end cap using a slotted screwdriver by gently twisting and prying to move it away from the cartridge as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
Drive Side End Cap
3. Using a slotted screwdriver remove the drive side developer roller end plate (Figure 3).
Figure 3
Drive Side End Plate
Slotted Screwdriver
4. Remove all gears on the drive side in the order shown in Figure 4.
Figure 434
5 2 1
Note: Remove the cartridge flag gear (1), idler gear (2), agitator gear (3), toner adder roller drive gear (4) and drive gear (5).
5. Use a slotted screwdriver to release the locking tab on the developer roller (Figure 5a and 5b).
Figure 5a Figure 5b
Locking Tab
Locking TabPort Hole
Note: Push the tab through the locking tab port hole located on the cartridge drive side above the developer roller then rotate the locking tab to release as shown in Figure 5b.
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6. Remove the two screws from the non drive side contact arms as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6
ScrewsNon Drive Side Contact Arms
7. Rotate contact arm 1 up as shown in Figure 7a to unlock, then pull it away from the cartridge. Remove contact arm 2 by pulling it out and away from the cartridge (Figure 7b).
Figure 7b
Contact Arm Two
Contact Arm One
Figure 7a
8. Remove the non drive side end plate by pressing firmly on the latch shown in Figure 8a with the slotted screwdriver to release the end plate from the cartridge. Place the slotted screwdriver in the gap between the end plate and the cartridge as shown in Figure 8b. Twist the screwdriver to release the non drive side end plate and pull the end plate out and away from the cartridge as shown in Figure 8c.
Figure 8a
End Plate Latch
Figure 8bNon Drive Side End Plate
Slotted Screwdriver
Figure 8c
Non Drive Side End Plate
9. Remove the developer roller from the cartridge (Figure 9).
Figure 9
Developer Roller
Note: After removing the developer roller remove the drive gear and stabilizer before cleaning.
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disassembling THe Toner Hopper
10. Blow off any excess toner from the developer roller with dry filtered compressed air (Figure 10).
Developer Roller
Figure 10
Note: Gently clean the developer roller by using up and down strokes while rotating the developer roller as shown in Figure 10. Wipe with a lint-free cloth dampened with 91-99% isopropyl alcohol, then using another lint-free cloth dampened with de-ionized water, wipe from the center to the ends. Next blow dry with dry, filtered, compressed air.
11. Using a Phillips Screwdriver remove the two doctor blade screws as shown in Figure 11.
Screws
Figure 11
12. Using a slotted screwdriver gently pry the doctor blade up from the cartridge and remove the doctor blade (Figure 12).
Figure 12
Doctor Blade
Note: To clean the doctor blade wipe the blade with a saturated lint-free cloth with 91-99% isopropyl alcohol, Then clean with a lint-free cloth saturated with de-ionized water. Blow dry with dry, filtered, compressed air.
13. Using a slotted screwdriver, remove the hopper cap as shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13
Slotted Screwdriver
Hopper Cap
Ribs
Note: Pry the hopper cap off by placing a slotted screwdriver beneath the plastic edge of the cap while using the plastic ribs beside the hopper cap for added support as shown in Figure 13. The plastic ribs provides more support helping to remove the hopper cap.
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14. Clean the hopper out using dry, filtered, compressed air as shown in Figure 14.
Figure 14
Note: Rotate the toner agitator while blowing toner out of the hopper.
15. Vacuum the adder roller as shown in Figure 15.
Figure 15
Vacuum
Note: Rotate and repeat until toner has been completely cleaned out of the hopper.
16. Fluff the developer roller end felts then blow off with dry, filtered compressed air (Figure 16).
Figure 16
Felt
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1. Place the doctor blade onto the cartridge (Figure 17).
Figure 17
Doctor Blade
2. Secure the doctor blade into the cartridge with two screws as shown in Figure 18.
Phillips Screwdriver
Screws
Figure 18
3. Install the developer roller into the cartridge so the locking tab engages. Rotate the developer roller stabilizer as shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19
Locking Tab
Slotted Screwdriver
Note: Ensure the developer roller stabilizer is properly seated and locked in the upright position.
4. Reinstall the non drive side end plate as shown in Figure 20a and 20b. Apply a small amount of conductive grease to the back of the non drive side end plate as indicated by the arrows shown in Figure 20a.
Apply Conductive Grease
Swab
Figure 20a
Figure 20b
Non Drive Side End Plate
5. Reinstall contact arm 2 by sliding it over the developer shaft and aligning the screw hole as shown in Figure 21.
Figure 21Align
assembly oF THe Toner Hopper
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6. Reinstall contact arm 1 next to contact arm 2 and then rotate the arm into the seated position (Figure 22).
Figure 22
End Plate Arm
7. Install the two screws as shown in Figure 23.
Figure 23Phillips Screwdriver
Screws
8. Fill the hopper using approved toner as shown in Figure 24.
Figure 24
Toner
Hopper Port
Note: Replace the hopper cap after filling with toner.
9. On the gear side, reinstall the drive side gears in the order shown in Figure 25.
Figure 2532
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Note: Replace the drive gear (1), toner adder roller drive gear (2), agitator gear (3), idler gear (4) and flag gear (5). Developer roller stabilizer, drive gear and E-ring should already be installed.
Note: Refer to Page 12 “Resetting Flag Gear” section to reset the flag gear.
10. Place the drive side end plate onto the cartridge (Figure 26).
Figure 26
Drive Side End Plate
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11. Reinstall the drive side end plate as shown in Figure 27.
Note: For precise flag gear positioning refer to page 15 resetting the flag gear section, before placing the end plate onto the cartridge.
Figure 27
Drive Side End Plate
Align
12. Reinstall the two screws (Figure 28).
Figure 28
Screws
End Plate
Phillips Screwdriver
assembly oF THe Toner Hopper
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1. Reset the flag gear spring against the posts as shown in Figures 29a, 29b and 29c.
Figure 29a
Flag Gear SpringPosts
Figure 29b
Flag GearArrow
Note: The arrow with the number one should be pointing in the direction shown in Figure 30.
Figure 29c
Flag GearIdler Gear
Agitator Gear
PositionGear Hole
Arrow
WARNING: Position the agitator gear with the straight edge of the Agitator Gear hole and the plastic arrow aligned as shown in Figure 29c. This is extremely important in order to properly reset the printer.
Figure 30
Flag Gear Arrow Alignment
reseTTing THe Flag gear
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