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    Is Hytec really any good?

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    Is Hytec really any good?

    Had a customer send a ccd board in for a Minolta DI450. Came back as NPF. Cost $118.0

    OK, then I must have a bad B board. Sent to Hytec and was returned as NPF. Cost $208.00
    Told my customer that the CCD error (c1441)I am getting is caused by the drum,developer, laser or Power Supply.

    I paid another tech to take a second look he said it had to be the ccd because I can print a test print and it looks good.

    Do they really put boards in machines to test them, or just hook it up to a tester?

    I am doing this machine for free because it is a church and it is their only copier.
    Why do they call it common sense?

    If it were common, wouldn't everyone have it?

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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    I'm pretty sure Hytec uses computerized testing of boards. Having said that we have had pretty good luck with the Hytec reman / repaired boards. They also have decent technical support as well, for those times when your manufacturer support seems a little weak.

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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    Never used their support, but the repaired stuff we get has been pretty solid.

    My guess would be they use board testers. Pretty standard fare.

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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    We just sent them a main board for a bizhub 601 that wouldnt boot up. They said it was "unrepairable" whatever that meant. However, the reman board they sent worked out ok. We are waiting on them to repair a control panel for us. so far no probs.

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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    when I worked for a konica minolta dealer I found that Hytec were more expensive than repaired boards from konica minolta
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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    Quote Originally Posted by CompyTech View Post
    We just sent them a main board for a bizhub 601 that wouldnt boot up. They said it was "unrepairable" whatever that meant. However, the reman board they sent worked out ok. We are waiting on them to repair a control panel for us. so far no probs.
    Normally "unrepairable" means that the failed component isn't available from any source, or the board is cracked and damaged. (not always obvious to the naked eye).
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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    I use Nationwide in Kansas. I think they're a little cheaper and have good support. Fortunately I dont have too many boards blow.
    Last edited by Brian8506; 11-11-2011 at 12:21 AM. Reason: TMI

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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    Totally misdiagnosed the ccd.
    Found a known good one and it worked.
    Customer sending it back and demanding refund for second board she sent in.
    Why do they call it common sense?

    If it were common, wouldn't everyone have it?

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    Is Hytec really any good?

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    Quick update on Hytec.....the crooks.
    Sent the CCD back again and they still say it is good and no refunds.
    What kind of clip joint are they running? Ripping off a church of all places.
    From now on I am sending boards to Nationwide Repair.
    They are cheaper too.
    Why do they call it common sense?

    If it were common, wouldn't everyone have it?

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    Re: Is Hytec really any good?

    I personally know that Hytec live tests every board that leaves their facility. For every model machine supported in their catalog they have that machine in house. Hytec also offers free technical support. Their technicians are very knowledgeable and very helpful.

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