How many prints/copies/scans count would be acceptable for a machine of this vintage?
At what point should the machine not be considered for purchase used if the copy count is excessive?
100K?, 200K? 300K? etc.
Thanks
How many prints/copies/scans count would be acceptable for a machine of this vintage?
At what point should the machine not be considered for purchase used if the copy count is excessive?
100K?, 200K? 300K? etc.
Thanks
300k is the maintenance cycle, where all consumables should be replaced. If over 300k find out if that's been done. If under, expect to do it.
Kyocera KM-2560 Maintenance Kit - 300K, Genuine (G9963)
I don't think it can meet all the scanning security requirements of today, but overall a good machine.
I have a 6026cdn color printer I purchased about three years ago.
I knew it's image belt was rated for 300K.
Wasn't sure if it was the same for the mono-chrome machines with a photo-receptor drum.
The 2560 will be replace an ancient analog Xerox 5334 in my home office.
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Don't forget the operation hours on things like boards, panel, and HDD. Those things are page count independent. As long as the machine is powered on they are aging.
Anything with a KM is old and needs to go to the boneyard.
its Discontinued.
Run it till it dies, be prepared to replace at any time
I've seen Stratos hit 1M and more. I don't think that you mentioned a count.
Yes you'll have difficulty scanning to email or SMB, but FTP still works quite nicely with the little utility.
Keep in mind that at low volume you won't get rated life from the ASi drums. Also lower your sleep timer to 5 minutes or less. It only takes a minute or two to fire up, and the fuser lasts much longer.
The document feeders aren't very good. I hope you weren't going to do huge amounts of scanning.
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1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
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