Fuser film sleeve manufacturers tell you that it is very important to use grease correctly when replacing the fixing film, otherwise the fixing film that needs to be repaired will not turn or be damaged.

1. The Fuser film sleeve manufacturer tells you to remove the damaged or used fixing film from the fixing film assembly or the fixing assembly.
2. Clean the ceramic heater and the surface of the bracket with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol.
3. Using a small piece of plastic or wood, or your fingers, scoop some grease out of the container.
4. The Fuser film sleeve manufacturer tells you to apply grease evenly at 15-20 places on the surface of the ceramic heater and bracket. The total amount of grease is about 0.3-0.5 grams (A4 format printer), or 0.75-1 grams (A3 format printer).
5. Use plastic or wooden pieces or fingers to apply back and forth on the surface of the ceramic heating plate and the bracket until the grease is evenly distributed on the surface of the ceramic heating plate and the bracket. 6. Install the fixing film, and ensure that the side with the grounding ring is on the same side as the conductive ring (black rubber conductive gear) or conductive brush of the lower roller.
7. Rotate the fixing film several times by hand. When you feel that the fixing film rotates smoothly, you can assemble the fixing film assembly and the lower roller together.
The Fuser film sleeve manufacturer tells you that you must be careful when operating the printer's fixing film, and remember to turn off the power during operation.