Help i have a customer with dell 1710 printer and that the toner have finish and i managed to get a lexmark toner compatible to the original toner and it fits well but the toner and error light stays on.do i have to reset anything on the printer?i have reset the drum and its the same.it is hard to get the original toner here.please help with advise.thanks in advance

Hi,
Yes they are.Dell printers are made by Lexmark. The 1710 is actually a Lexmark E240 in Dell clothing - a very highly rated printer and a top pick by Buyers Lab Inc (7,000 pages without a single paper jam according to BLI). HP has a bogus comparison of the Dell 1710 with the HP 1320. HP never actually bothered to test the 1710 and based its comparison on the 1700, not the 1710. I can tell you that the 1710 first page out is 8 seconds, not the 34 seconds that HP states. Also, the HP 1320 is TWICE the price of the 1710, so the comparison itself makes no sense (and of course a $159 printer will not have duplex printing!)
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Hi, this printer should not have wast hopper at all.
Due our experience for the samsung printer the ML 1710 don't have it.
to refill this toner unscrew 5 top screws then open top cover you will find powder container refill it and re screw screws back.
If it have CHIP you need bought one if this toner done 2000 pages.
But I suggest bought compatible toner, it will helps you reduce messy job, the toner poweder is high risk if you are going to refill in your room it will caused health problem include cancer.
We don't have this toner at the moment currently.
Hope it help.

You need to replace the toner. Printer shuts down when print counter reaches it's limit on the toner cartridge

Open the front of the printer then hold down the cancel button. When the lights flash close the front and it should Reset.

It's the chip (circuit). It's terrible quality control that you would get 2 the same. Lexmark makes the printer for Dell, however some chips are proprietary (Lexmark Only, etc) Interested to know if this is supposedly a universal cartridge . Maybe Lexmark E232, 332, etc.? Somehow they must have mixed up the chip supply in the remanufacturing process, and these are Lexmark chips only???? Just guessing.
Anyway, the chip is the problem. I'd return it and go somewhere else for the compatible, but it's up to you.

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Try to search for this part numbers: H3730 or J3815 or K3756 or N3769 on http://ebay,com.my

I'm sure you'll find a lot of ink toners to buy....

hi fireind

take out ur toner form your printer take the toner nearest printer ink refiller he will refill it he will chage for it $5 to 20$

I was talking to dell and they said it was because of my toner. Guess I will try a new dell toner.

If that is the only light:
Remove the toner cartridge and firmly shake it from side-to-side and front-to-back several to use the
remaining toner, and then reinsert it and continue printing. Repeat this procedure multiple times until
the print remains faded. When the print remains faded, replace the toner cartridge

If not let me know.

You need to replace the drum and toner to correct the issue. That's the sign of the drum at its end of life.