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The endless fuser updates on the Sharp Dragon I. You think they could provide the Cleaner Kit version compatible with the other current fuser kits? Apparently not.
If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
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.
5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
KyoceraMita C2630 ours would not maintain image quality out of the box, slow and customers hated them - even got our Kyocera Tech Rep from sydney up and HE told the customers "they were the worst box every made".
I was sent to school on the Sharp C-Dragon. They had this huge dissassembly procedure in a booklet for rebuilding the fuser because it was wired so ineptly that if you didn't follow that procedure to the letter you would fry a fuser. First fuser I have ever seen with heat lamps and extra heat rollers cause the lamps weren't good enough.
By the way the Laniers I mentioned when starting this thread were made by Sharp.
"Some days you get the bear, some days the bear gets you."
The Ricoh 1224c models and all other variants. If you know the machine, you know the reason.
Of course, part of the reason is it's an under-built lightweight so a boat anchor might not be a prime job for it....maybe it'd be better as a very large doorstop.
The Ricoh 1224c models and all other variants. If you know the machine, you know the reason.
Of course, part of the reason is it's an under-built lightweight so a boat anchor might not be a prime job for it....maybe it'd be better as a very large doorstop.
I agree these are junk, but the Ricoh Aficio 2035/2045/2035e/2045e are also pretty bad, a big step backward from the 1035/1045 they replaced.
The problem with those Ricoh mid volume is they keep doing insane things to the fusers and PCU's. The two drum blades was the first HUH? and it went from there.
"Some days you get the bear, some days the bear gets you."
Ricoh FT7770 - sponge rollers for duplexing - what a Joke!
Man, the nightmares of the FT 7770............The FT 8780/90 were God-sends when they replaced what really should have been called the FT 666-0 series.
Truly, though, the 7770's weren't as horrible as some more recent machines, though. Konica, before they became Monica, had some really awful high volume equipment. One in particular that I cannot remember the model name made me ill everytime a call came in for it.
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