Witch Toshiba is the Imagistic cm3530/3540 machines?
Those are Estudio 3511?
May I use the TBU maintenence kit in a Estudio 351C?
Witch Toshiba is the Imagistic cm3530/3540 machines?
Those are Estudio 3511?
May I use the TBU maintenence kit in a Estudio 351C?
Well I am not sure if it is a 3511 or not but the kits/belts are different at any rate.
I will not give you service manuals or firmware.
I found that Imagistic CM3530 is a Toshiba 3511.
The Toshiba 351C and the 3511 are very similar.
Witch one could be the difference between those machines?
Sorry about the question but I'm interested in learn more about Toshibas Estudio machines, specific in those two models. Rigth now I work with Toshibas 351C and Toshiba 16, 20.
"Who loves the roses,must also bear thumbs"
I am all for learning as much as you can about any machine. However if you want to learn about a Toshiba I would NOT recommend a 4511 or 451c series. A lot of techs will agree they are junk, especially the 4511. Maybe that's all you have to work with and if so that can't be helped... but if you have a choice the 4520c series and it's predecessor 3510c series are much better machines. 4520c is awesome.
I will not give you service manuals or firmware.
I compare the TBU Unit Of one 351C and One from 3511.
Transfer roller and Transfer belt are different. The Toshiba 351C TBU unit is wider for and approximate an inch or closer.
The look almost the same, also the TB have the same diameter, but the TB from 351C is a little bit wider.
No fit.
Paper feed rollers, developer, fuser kit, drums, exposure lamp are just about all that's interchangable between the 2. (speaking only of consumables, there are other gears, motors etc that are used in both). Emujo
Thanks for your valuable feedback, this help a lot.
Yes, developers are compatibles, I change developers from 3511 to a 351C run adjust and that's it. Ready. That was because I buy a small parts inventory from one Imagistic technician, The compatible machines was Estudio 3511 and Sharp ARM350. I'm just try to use those parts on those machines.
Thanks for all your feedback. Is very helpful for me.
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