XEROX
Xerox 604K86352 Black developer housing for 700/700i/770 DCP copier
Black developer housing for Xerox 700, 700i, 770 DCP and Color C75, J75, 550, 560, 570, C60, C70 presses
- TypeCopier
- Genuine OEM part ensures reliable print quality
- Compatible with 700, 700i and 770 DCP copiers
- Also fits Color C75 and J75 press models
- Supports Color 550, 560 and 570 production printers
- Works with Color C60 and C70 devices
Genuine Black Developer Housing
This original Xerox black developer housing carries part number 604K86352 and is supplied new in sealed OEM packaging. It is designed for the 700, 700i and 770 DCP copiers as well as the Color C75 and J75 Press models. Print shops and offices running those machines use it to replace a depleted developer unit and restore consistent toner development.
Thermals Noise and Power
The developer housing is a passive supply component with no moving parts, so it adds no fan noise and draws no electrical power of its own. Operating temperature follows the copier's own environmental specifications and the unit does not change the system's acoustic profile or power consumption.
Build Quality and Mounting
The assembly is manufactured to Xerox OEM tolerances and slots directly into the developer station of the listed models without adapters or tools. Its sealed packaging protects the magnetic carrier and toner mix from contamination during storage. Installers simply open the front access door, remove the old housing and slide the new unit into the keyed rails until it locks in place.
Highlights
- Genuine OEM part ensures reliable print quality
- Compatible with 700, 700i and 770 DCP copiers
- Also fits Color C75 and J75 press models
- Supports Color 550, 560 and 570 production printers
- Works with Color C60 and C70 devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 604K86352 black developer housing in my 700 DCP copier, and which step do people usually get wrong?
Open the front cover, unlock the developer unit, slide out the old housing, insert the new 604K86352 assembly until it clicks, then relock the unit and close the cover; the step most often missed is fully seating the housing until the latch engages.
What maintenance or replacement will the 604K86352 black developer housing need later?
The developer material inside the housing depletes over time; when print density drops or backgrounding appears, replace the entire 604K86352 housing assembly as a unit.
What limit appears first on the 604K86352 black developer housing during sustained high-volume copying on a 770 DCP?
The developer material reaches its end of life first, shown by fading blacks or toner scatter, requiring a full housing swap to restore consistent output.
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