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Does the ta3501i use mono component toner?
Yes Mono if it was color it would be a ci
I believe all the copiers are dual component now, the specs in the service manual will say if it is mono or dual
Originally Posted by bucman1
The manual says "Touch down developing system,Developer: 2-component" but when I look at the mag roller it does not appear to have a brush like a ricoh. It looks more like a canon would look.
Does the dv unit usually go the 600k as stated?
Touch down is dual componet
dv unit have both sleeve and mag roller
mag roller - dual componet
sleeve roller- only toner on it
no generally will not get 600k
Thanks for the info. We are considering the Kyocera line but concerned about the cost of toner and consumables.
They almost always go 600K for us. I use the word "almost" reluctantly because I can't really remember ever having to replace one outside of the maintenance kit.
Now fusers rarely ever go a full 6ook.
Last edited by darry1322; 05-17-2018 at 10:26 PM.
Cost of toner and consumables??? I have played with Canon, Sharp and Ricoh and IMO Kyocera has the best, bumper to bumper warranty even
The last monocomponent Kyocera MFP's were the FalconIII (KM-3050, 4050, 5050, 420i, 520i), and the HarrierI and II (KM-6030, 8030, 620i, 820i). There are still a few monochrome tabletop printers and MFPs based on the 4100, 4200, 4300 printers.
Monocomponent developing was miraculous back in the day when 20K was the typical developer life. Now that developer lasts up to 1M prints, it's not that big a deal. =^..^=
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