IR ADV C256 Feed Rollers

[copiman]

First off, I am new to Canons. I have searched the Service Guide, Service manual, and Google for the yield on the cassette feed rollers. Years ago, on another manufacture's copier, it used similar rollers which they said would go a million feeds. Well they were wrong. Anyway, does anyone know the yield and/or the actual yield on these?

[Phil B.]

First off, I am new to Canons. I have searched the Service Guide, Service manual, and Google for the yield on the cassette feed rollers. Years ago, on another manufacture's copier, it used similar rollers which they said would go a million feeds. Well they were wrong. Anyway, does anyone know the yield and/or the actual yield on these?

it's not in the PM guides? it should have IE: 200k clean / replace XYZ and ABC and DEF

[copiman]

Thanks Phil. I found that another machine uses the exact same rollers and that machines documentation states the yield is 500k. For what I'm needing the info for, 500k will work.

[Phil B.]

Thanks Phil. I found that another machine uses the exact same rollers and that machines documentation states the yield is 500k. For what I'm needing the info for, 500k will work.

Good to hear.. sorry I didn't have the stats... but I guess with my suggestions
.you found it!

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[zoraldinho]

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[dan7777]

First off, I am new to Canons. I have searched the Service Guide, Service manual, and Google for the yield on the cassette feed rollers. Years ago, on another manufacture's copier, it used similar rollers which they said would go a million feeds. Well they were wrong. Anyway, does anyone know the yield and/or the actual yield on these?

The c250 said it was 300k on rollers and they get 100-200k. I use the c255 rollers and they get a little over 100k. Same rollers on c5560. I think realistic is under 200k.