The photoconductor is the part of a laser printer on which the image of each page forms before toner is transferred to paper. It wears slowly and, according to the manufacturer, is replaced after around 40,000 pages. If prints start showing repeating streaks or a grey background, a worn photoconductor is one possible cause.
Offices and home offices running a Lexmark MS431dn, MX431adn, MS331dn or MX331adn where the printer asks for a new photoconductor or a spare is wanted ahead of maintenance. The photoconductor holds no toner; the toner cartridge is a separate consumable.
| Brand | Lexmark |
|---|---|
| Type | Photoconductor Unit |
| Net weight | 1.038 kg |
| Compatible products | MS431dn, MX431adn, MS331dn, MX331adn |
| Page yield | 40000 pages |
| Printing colours | Monochrome |
| EAN | 734646710091 |
The manufacturer lists the Lexmark MS431dn, MX431adn, MS331dn and MX331adn. No other models are named in the data.
Around 40,000 pages according to the manufacturer.
No. The toner cartridge is a separate consumable and is replaced more often.
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