Which Copier will you put Ir5000 Pick up rollers in.

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  • Simons
    Trusted Tech
    • Jun 2008
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    #1

    Which Copier will you put Ir5000 Pick up rollers in.

    Which machine will you also install the ir5000 part number paper pick up rollers in. Sep Sponge rollers included. 5570 ? 8500 ? 7105 ? Just curious how much it may be happening with maintenance.
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    • blazebusiness
      SanDiegoCopierRepair.com

      Site Contributor
      1,000+ Posts
      • Apr 2010
      • 1250
      #2
      Re: Which Copier will you put Ir5000 Pick up rollers in.

      Originally posted by Simons
      Which machine will you also install the ir5000 part number paper pick up rollers in. Sep Sponge rollers included. 5570 ? 8500 ? 7105 ? Just curious how much it may be happening with maintenance.
      The IR 5000/6000 paper feed QA kit works great in the NP6045/6551 series. But not too many of those old girls left in the field.
      sigpicAnything can be made to work if you fiddle with it long enough- San Diego Copier Repair.com

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        • CanonSco
          Man About Town

          250+ Posts
          • Jul 2010
          • 368
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          Re: Which Copier will you put Ir5000 Pick up rollers in.

          I use the IR105 deck pickup/feed/sep rollers in pretty much every type Canon deck.
          Yes, I am a nerd.
          Gaming PC - check. Raspberry Pi - Check. Custom ROM on phone - check. Thick glasses - check.

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            • northernlife
              Senior Tech

              500+ Posts
              • Sep 2011
              • 847
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              Re: Which Copier will you put Ir5000 Pick up rollers in.

              pickup and sep same as 5070, different feed roller.
              Loading unit in a 3380 uses those exact same rollers, different part numbers but I've had success with just using the leftover 5000 stock.

              Other than that they moved away from the dual pickup roller system and just have snap in rollers on all the newer machines (unable to talk for higher than 75ppm segments though)

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