Counters After having replaced the photo conductor unit, how do I reset the counters on a Lexmark E232?

The PC kit is removed by grapping the handle on the toner cartridge and pulling up and out. Then press the grey button under the toner handle to remove the toner cartridge from the PC (photo conductor) unit. Install new PC unit in printer and install the toner into the PC unit. Check instructions with PC unit for reset instructions for the page counter.

Whenever you replace the photoconductor unit, remember to reset the PC counter. With the printer powered on, open the front door/cover. Press and hold the cancel button until all the lights flash. This indicates that the photoconductor page count has been reset. Hope this helps. Thank you for choosing Lexmark.

The supply counter must be reset manually after a photoconductor unit is replaced. Here's an article on How to Reset the Photo Conductor (PC) Page Count After Photo Conductor Unit Replacement on C52x and C53x Series Printers. Just click on this link: http://bit.ly/dk8nHs. Thank you for choosing Lexmark.

This light indicates that you will need to replace the photoconductor unit part number :LEXMARK E232,234,330,332 Photo Conductor - 12A8302 (30K)

If you have that error on the display, you need to replace the photoconductor kit. Here's the link to the Lexmark website to guide you on how to replace the photoconductor kit: http://bit.ly/bNhXQ2. Take note of step #9 on how to reset the photoconductor counter. Hope this helps.

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For step by step procedure to reset Photo Conductor counter please see the following link---

Photo Conductor Counter Reset

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WHAT IS 84 REPLACE PHOTOCONDUCTOR

Blank pages can be caused by a defective printhead assembly, LVPS/HVPS, or controller card.

Blank pages are typically caused by the PC ( photo conductor ) roller not being charged properly.

The first step would be to try a new toner AND photo conductor kit., but since you stated that you have already tried that we can rule that out.

The next most logical unit to replace would be the LVPS/HVPS.( both power supplies are combined in one replaceable unit). The reason I say this is similar to a car with a bad battery. If you try to start it, it may not have enough juice to turn it over, but it tries, and then gets slower and slower. If you wait a few minutes, it still does not start the car, but again it has more charge and then slowly dies. I think your power supply is defective, although not DEAD, and tries to do its job by charging the photo conductor unit, but just unable to complete the task.

Although a possible cause, the printhead would be the last and least likely to cause the problem. USUALLY if the printhead goes bad it results in a service code being generated.

The part number for the card assembly, LVPS/HVPS 110 V, is 56P1818
The part number for the card assembly, LVPS/HVPS 220 V, is 56P1819
The part number for the print assembly, laser/mirror E232, is 56P1812
and the part number for the controller card, is 56P3087

I do not sell parts, and just give you these part numbers for your reference. you can probably search google,ebay, and/or craigslist to get an idea of prices. Then you can at least make an informed decision on what to do as far as "fix it or just chuck it"

I wish you the best... good luck!

Replacement of the Photo Conductor Unit
1. Select Tech. Rep. Mode → [Counter] → [Special Parts Counter] → [PC Life].
2. Press the Clear key to clear the counter value.
3. Turn OFF the main power switch.
NOTE
• Clear the PC Life counter before removing the IU.
• After clearing the PC Life counter, be sure to turn OFF the main power switch.
4. Open the Right Door.
5. Remove the IU. Carefully pull on the two green handles
6. Remove four screws (silver) on the sides and disassemble the Photo Conductor from the Developing Unit.
7. Replace the Photo Conductor Unit
8. To reinstall, reverse the order of
removal.
NOTE
• Replace the Toner Filter (Developing
Unit) with a new one at the same
time.