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  1. 05-11-2009 #1
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    cnon IRC help

    i need to learn more about digital coulour copiers IRC series. what is the first step to read. if any one have a useful service manual or any suggest please send me.
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    digital color copier training

    Quote Originally Posted by hamdyyassin View Post
    i need to learn more about digital coulour copiers IRC series. what is the first step to read. if any one have a useful service manual or any suggest please send me.
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    This is not a subject easily picked up out in the world, official Canon training is your best bet.

    I could read about brain surgery, but who would volunteer to be my first patient?
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    They suck to work on. You definately need to know that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mtech View Post
    They suck to work on. You definately need to know that!
    Depends on the model...3100/6800 are total crap..!!!
    5180/IPc1/CLC can be bothersome at times..
    3200/3220/2880 are probably the picks for ease to work on and reliability.
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