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  • copiertec
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    new to Konica Minolta C3350

    I'm new to the Konica Minolta Bizhub C3350 and I am trying to learn as much as I can about it, I have access to parts and service manuals. It reminds me of the Sharp Frontier series. Any advice, thoughts or heads up on this MFD? I haven't seen too many post on it here.
  • emujo
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    Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

    Issues with sleep modes, ADF is weak, and it doesn't interface well with 3rd party apps. Solid desktop printer though, and KM is releasing firmware on a regular basis to make it more like the office series. Emujo
    If you don't see your question answered in the forum, please don't think it's OK to PM me for a personal reply...I do not give out firmware and/or manuals.

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    • copiertec
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      Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

      Originally posted by emujo
      Issues with sleep modes, ADF is weak, and it doesn't interface well with 3rd party apps. Solid desktop printer though, and KM is releasing firmware on a regular basis to make it more like the office series. Emujo
      As far as the adf, have there been modifications? Or just weak in general?

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      • CraigW
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        Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

        ADF feed assembly wears fast, Is $$$, and the part # has stayed the same, meaning no changes/improvement/modifications have been applied to it.

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        • allan
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          Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

          All the customers I tend knows how to clean the feed rollers on those type of DF's.
          Teach them to use a damp not a wet cloth with a single drop of dish-wash soap.
          Rollers don't really wear just gets dirty and stops feeding poor design in my opinion.

          ... the IU's can be cheated to reduce running cost.
          Whatever

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          • allan
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            Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

            Originally posted by CraigW
            ADF feed assembly wears fast, Is $$$, and the part # has stayed the same, meaning no changes/improvement/modifications have been applied to it.
            You can fix the ratchet by cutting a groove at the end of the female bit and snapping a single turn of a spring that fits over it.
            Its a stupid revers assy to lift the rollers after feeding.
            Whatever

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            • copiertec
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              Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

              Originally posted by allan
              All the customers I tend knows how to clean the feed rollers on those type of DF's.
              Teach them to use a damp not a wet cloth with a single drop of dish-wash soap.
              Rollers don't really wear just gets dirty and stops feeding poor design in my opinion.

              ... the IU's can be cheated to reduce running cost.
              You have my undivided attention. How?

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              • emujo
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                Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

                Very slow, only LT-R LG feeding, low capacity and parts wear quickly. Emujo
                If you don't see your question answered in the forum, please don't think it's OK to PM me for a personal reply...I do not give out firmware and/or manuals.

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                • habik
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                  Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

                  Originally posted by allan
                  You can fix the ratchet by cutting a groove at the end of the female bit and snapping a single turn of a spring that fits over it.
                  Its a stupid revers assy to lift the rollers after feeding.
                  Thats a very decent idea Allan! Thanks for that. I've used some Scotch tape across the female opening slots almost like semi-harley clutch.
                  .OK Google! ... will I need Berrocca this morning?
                  Firmwares HERE

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                  • allan
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                    Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

                    Originally posted by copiertec
                    You have my undivided attention. How?
                    Only if i don't get burned at the stake.
                    You can modify the IU K to be used as CMY.
                    Whatever

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                    • copiertec
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                      Re: new to Konica Minolta C3350

                      Originally posted by allan
                      Only if i don't get burned at the stake.
                      You can modify the IU K to be used as CMY.
                      If anybody tries to burn you at the stake... I'll give them an old can of "whoop-ass," they wish they never tasted. Thank you for your help.

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