HP2-B115 · Question #54
What are components of Laser cartridges? (Select three.)
The correct answer is D. Laser diode F. Imaging drum G. Cleaning blade. Laser cartridges - the replaceable toner units - contain the imaging drum (F), laser diode (D), and cleaning blade (G) because these are the components packaged together in the consumable cartridge assembly that gets swapped out during replacement. The distractors are…
Question
What are components of Laser cartridges? (Select three.)
Options
- AFuser
- BTransfer belt
- CCharging roller
- DLaser diode
- EPickup roller
- FImaging drum
- GCleaning blade
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D89% (24)
Explanation
Laser cartridges - the replaceable toner units - contain the imaging drum (F), laser diode (D), and cleaning blade (G) because these are the components packaged together in the consumable cartridge assembly that gets swapped out during replacement.
The distractors are printer-body components that stay installed when you change the cartridge: the fuser (A) is a separate, fixed heat/pressure unit that bonds toner to paper; the transfer belt (B) moves toner from the drum to the paper and lives in the printer chassis; the charging roller (C) is part of the printer's internal mechanism (not the cartridge); and the pickup roller (E) feeds paper from the tray and is also a fixed printer component.
Memory tip: Think "DFG = Dump For Good" - the Diode, drum (Film-imaging), and cleaner blade (Grinding away toner) are the three parts you discard together when the cartridge is exhausted. Everything else stays in the machine.
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