[Misc] iRAC 9280

[Rachid.Akli]

Dear all,

Please, i would like to have some information about this new color model. Welcome to any other information that you may find interesting.

The machine monthly average productionvolume :
Toner Black at 6% coverage:
Toner Cyan at 6% coverage:
Toner Magenta at 6% coverage:
Toner Yellow at 6% coverage:
Drum Black at 6% coverage:
Drum Color at 6% coverage: Thanks in advance. Rachid.

[teckat]

Re: iRAC 9280


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LINK TO INFO-------------
Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE C9280 PRO - Digital Colour Production - Canon Europe

imageRUNNER ADVANCE C9280 PRO
imageRUNNER_ADVANCE_C9280_PRO.pdf

• Entry-level quality printing at 80 pages / min
• Printing at 1200 dpi
• Real-time automatic color calibration
• Flexible media handling and high-end document finishing
• 9,300-sheet paper capacity
• Choice of two Fiery-based RIP controller
• Environment-friendly, low TEC * (Typical Electricity Consumption) value

C-EXV 44-- Toner BK / CY / MG / YL capacity Q: 72K page, CMY: 54K Tab1)

imageRUNNER ADVANCE C9280 PRO is a great entry-level to apply color printing. The device is not less than 80 ppm black-and-white and 70 color prints of the 9300-sheet paper holder makes it easy to implement. The carrier and the toner during printing or refilling, so you will not be a problem to meet the deadlines. The built-in Canon's On-Demand Fixing technology, the device is switched on after a few seconds running, so no need to wait for several minutes. The imageRUNNER ADVANCE C9280 PRO is two Fiery System 10 software, the powerful Fiery-based control can be selected. The new Canon printer you use fewer keys also work faster, the screen thanks to sophisticated visualization solutions reduce errors and improve efficiency.

Advanced media handling and finishingHigh qualityEnvironmental Awareness

[Rachid.Akli]

Re: iRAC 9280

Dear Teckat

Thanks for the information you sent me. I found the drums part numbers and their corresponding estimation lives. The parts catalog for this model is not yet available in canon site. I am using the electronic service manual where the durable parts are listed. I found that the fixing belt unit part number is FM0-2710-000 but it is not contained in the canon data base list. If you have something different, I would appreciate your help.

Thanks in advance.

Rachid.

2780B002AA 000	Drum unit BK at 6% coverage	1	530 000
6370B003AA 000	Drum unit Color at 6% coverage	3	174 000

[Tricky]

Re: iRAC 9280

FM0-0413-000 FIXING FILM UNIT


Tip If you ever fit a Fiery make sure you set copier / option / int-face / img-cont to 3 before starting work!
A tech killed a Fiery on a 52xx machine by changing the int-face once the fiery was connected, i am not sure if these are the same. If you get the eternal "please wait message" there is an auth-mode in level 2 of intface, setting this to a 1 cures this.

[Rachid.Akli]

Re: iRAC 9280

FM0-0413-000 FIXING FILM UNIT


Tip If you every fit a Fiery make sure you set copier / option / int-face / img-cont to 3 before starting work!
A tech killed a Fiery on a 52xx machine by changing the int-face once the fiery was connected, i am not sure if these are the same. If you get the eternal "please wait message" there is an auth-mode in level 2 of intface, setting this to a 1 cures this.

Thanks a lot.

Rachid.

[SCREWTAPE]

Off the record!

These advance models are pieces off shit in every aspect! Now this is my opinion. Some may disagree and they surly have the right too. The fuser units are crap and the image quality sucks. But what does a customer know about image quality, unless they are a graphic artist, designers. Which I come across many of them in the field. They all seem to have problem with color matching. Plus what client care's about how much money you have to invest in keeping this machine up and running. All they know is "All parts are included, fix my machine". Its a premature machine and Canon his reaping all the benefits. I will however sell them, but not because of what they are expected to do, just because they say Canon. The name sells the machine. This is my opinion.