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  • MR Bill
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    This is going to sound crazy but I read this post yesterday and then last night DREAMED I was working on a Savin 750. Is that nutty or what?

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  • vincent64
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    Originally posted by excanonguy
    Several Toshiba 2060 analog and a few of the 1300 series? Old as shit anyways! I cant believe that Toshiba still makes parts for them!!
    We still have a couple of them old 2060's out there too, funny thing, the newer machines, IE ES 550 and some others, dont seem to stand up as well, when I was at the other place, a few people still had a old analoge sharp or 2 or 3

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  • Butrus
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    I have Af850 (converted to 1085)
    Has 7,5 M and still running strong

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  • df3036
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    Just got a call on an FT 4522 today and it's still on contract!

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  • HP:guy
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    I've still go a couple of NP 6050s

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  • Lotec
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    We have 1 Ricoh AF 550 and a few AF1060/1075.. They are all in daily use. Very few problems.

    And last year I was on a FT6645 I think it was.. it is still in use today as far as I know. I remember the janitor/building superintendent (in Norway they do not clean.. they are usually a former electrician/carpenter/plummer or something like that, that have taken a course to be a "vaktmester" as we call them. It is directly translated to "guard master".. but they don't work as a guard either. They take care or a building. They check the technical installations in a building like the electical, ventilation and so on. They change light bulbs, do some painting and sometimes a more advanced stuff..) anyway, as I started to explain.. he was always very interested when I serviced the machine, asked questions and so on. I explained how the machine worked and gave him a service manual and a parts catalog. After 2 years he did 99% of all the work. He explained what was wrong, and we talked and sendt him the parts. Nice deal for us, as we saved a 3 hour drive, the work AND we still got paid for the service.
    He has kept this machine in mint condition ever since. We also sent him 2 old machines that he could pick parts from. He has ordered parts online the last few years too. As far as I know he has no problems getting the parts he need. But come on.. this machine is OLD..
    They also have a AF2060 that he service. He could be a tech any day.. those machines is probably the best maintained machines we have. He has a lot more time than we do.

    But I guess the average age of the machines we have is no more then 3 years old.. 90% is color.

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  • excanonguy
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    Several Toshiba 2060 analog and a few of the 1300 series? Old as shit anyways! I cant believe that Toshiba still makes parts for them!!

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  • Chameleon
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    Originally posted by Hansoon
    Minolta EP-4300 since 1991
    HOLY ANALOG COPIERS BATMAN! I remember those. LOL @ the white developer.

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  • nmfaxman
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    Originally posted by Akitu
    Was her name Maytag by chance?
    That was my Ex.

    Always frigid and never went down.
    Great for sushi flavored ice cubes.

    Ba Doom Bump Tish.

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  • Tonerbomb
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    Savin 9113, anceint POS.....

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  • sweet.persona
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    i have MITA DC133 it was worked Just 45000 Pages and i make it in my workshop ( Bibelot)

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  • Shadow1
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    Originally posted by mrizer
    We also have a Xerox 813(early 70s desktop copier) in our lobby. They used to call it the toaster because there was a small chance of paper catching on fire if it got stuck in the fuser.
    Is that the one that came with a fire extinguisher?

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  • Dumus
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    FT 4418
    And still work.

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  • montana
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    hi....minolta Cspro EP1083-1052-1054-1085 there is also EP 4000-5000-6000-6001-Cspro 2010-2030
    canon NP6317-NP6512 all those models are still around ...yesterday i met a customer has mita dc 1556
    brand new in the package...i think it is the oldest one in our field!!!

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  • kingpd@businessprints.net
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    I know what you mean.

    Last I had dealt with one was a few years ago. They're probably about all out of circulation by now...although I wouldn't be surprised if one turned up at some point.

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