Making a Canon Image Runner Faster

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  • moicez
    Technician
    • Aug 2009
    • 41

    #1

    [Misc] Making a Canon Image Runner Faster

    Has anyone figure out a way to make a copier faster. For example a Canon iR2200 is the same as the iR3300, they only change the speed.

    I really don't understand why would Canon make a copier slower than others if they the potential to be faster, is it just dough $$$?.... I am disappointed .
  • charm5496
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    • Apr 2008
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    #2
    Different models have different cost giving the customer different options when leasing or buying a machine. If you swap SN and counter boards from a 3300 and put them in a 2200 your machine will then run 33 ppm.
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    • gensys
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      250+ Posts
      • Jan 2011
      • 324

      #3
      Originally posted by charm5496
      Different models have different cost giving the customer different options when leasing or buying a machine. If you swap SN and counter boards from a 3300 and put them in a 2200 your machine will then run 33 ppm.
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      • zoraldinho
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        • Mar 2008
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        #4
        Originally posted by moicez
        Has anyone figure out a way to make a copier faster. For example a Canon iR2200 is the same as the iR3300, they only change the speed.

        I really don't understand why would Canon make a copier slower than others if they the potential to be faster, is it just dough $$$?.... I am disappointed .
        Company need to offer copier on the market with different speeds and it's cheaper to make a machine in one line with the same parts, but only cheap parts make machine slow or fast.
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