Series Names

[fixthecopier]

... 500, 600, what's the difference? =^..^=

Two totally different systems. I had to do a change on both machines that day. i had accidentally carried in the 500 developer to the 600. Normally I probably would have noticed, however there happened to be a rather nice female officer who was curious about what I was doing, and we were having a friendly chat. I should have noticed that the 500 developer is less and the bag is lighter, but she was rather charming. The machine actually calibrated. It was about 4 hours later when I went to do the 500, that I noticed. Another "Oh Shit" moment. I went back to the 600 and expected to see it coded out. It was not. I made a test copy and It was usable, just the background shading all over the page. I put the correct developer in and nobody ever found out, until now when I posted on the world wide web.

[habik]

For example:
Copystar CS-3050, CS-4050, CS-5050, CS-420i, CS-520i
Kyocera Mita KM-3050, KM-4050, KM-5050, FS-9530, KM-420i, KM-520i


... all are part of the Falcon III family. That is to say they all use the same print engine, and basically the same consumables. This is useful information when you're comparing consumables, yields, simulations, and fixes that apply equally across the family.

So I was trained on the bizhub C220, C280, C360. There may be printers using this same engine. Is there a series name? =^..^=

Olivetti D-Color MF220,280,360 Develop +220,280,360

[blackcat4866]

Olivetti D-Color MF220,280,360 Develop +220,280,360

Amur 1, Amur 2, Amur 3, respectively.

[CompyTech]

So I was trained on the bizhub C220, C280, C360. There may be printers using this same engine. Is there a series name? =^..^=

I was trained on that series too. There were some magi color lines that use the box without the scanner. I am familiar with KMBS mid range color and mono. The printers from KMBS suck unless it's based on the copier engine. I dabble a little on the production (mono) models too.

Like fixthecopier said. A lot of parts are interchangeable. I like that about the Kyocera line too.

If you ever (god forbid) see a muratec 2850. It's a bh 250 with a cannon style doc feed on it.