On 21/02/2013 22:30, ss wrote:
On 21/02/2013 22:10, Another John wrote:
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My guess is that you have either not put the cartridge back in correctly
or you have not assembled the cartridge correctly after refilling it.

Ditto. I've had an ML2010 for a few years: cheap and cheerful.

I always have trouble putting the cartridge back in: it has to go in a
long way (I appreciate that yours is a different model btw) and there's
a definite clunk when it's in properly. I suggest you take it out and
slide it back in again (and again and again if necessary) until it has
definitely clunked into place. Also check the paper feed -- no sheet
stuck in there is there?

John

I am sure its seated properly and definitely no paper stuck in it but I
will go over the complete thing again tomorrow.

I was hoping someone would have had the event where the cartridge needs
reset and could tell me how the paper reacts or whatever the reaction is
when it needs reset/chipped.

I have a ML1510. No reset required. I can't say about your printer, but
the people who sell toner would know if it's needed.

These cartridges have two compartments - one for new toner and one for
waste. You sure you haven't done something silly, like fill up the wrong
one? Does the drum turn okay when it's out of the machine? (Turn the
cogs - do not touch the drum itself.)