CopyTech ISO Terminology

[Kidaver]

im still surprissed kyocera still call the sep roller the retard roller - oh and for those that dont understand what it does im i think it may well apply to you

Yeah I've seen that and keep waiting for someone to be offended. Years ago I worked a short stint at a Walmart and remember this african american woman calling me over and telling me that she was offended because on the box of some seat covers was the word "negro". I felt awkward explaining to her that "negro" was the spanish word for black.

[banginbishop]

Yeah I've seen that and keep waiting for someone to be offended. Years ago I worked a short stint at a Walmart and remember this african american woman calling me over and telling me that she was offended because on the box of some seat covers was the word "negro". I felt awkward explaining to her that "negro" was the spanish word for black.

ha ha - I had a customer (old woman) who appologised to the black delivery driver for negro on the toner box. like you i went through all the writing noir negro etc to explain it. Sounded more racist when you explained it than it actualy was.

[HenryT2]

Yeah !
Kyocera and their cursors.....
( cassette side guides / support guides / MP Tray guides / etc )

[Venom]

Kyocera uses a forking guide in the invertor

[fixthecopier]

Kyocera uses a forking guide in the invertor

I hate forking guides. Sometimes I hate the whole forking copier!

[ddude]

Years ago Konica had sent to me a 'mountain spring', which had relaxed me as much as a six day vacation.........resting in the mountains, with rushing water.........




The part I had wanted was a blade mounting spring........