Canon EP-82 OPC Imaging Drum Reset Chip

Each OPC Imaging Drum Unit will shut down at every 50,000 page cycle, leaving you unable to print, even though there may be plenty of life left in the Drum. Slash printing costs by simply replacing the chip which shut the Drum Unit down, to extend it's life.

Each chip lasts for one cycle, after which it must be replaced again.

Contents:

• 1 x Drum Reset Chip

• 1 x set of illustrated, easy to follow instructions. The procedure takes about twenty seconds for each unit and requires only a small sharp knife and a small philips screwdriver.
  
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