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So I don't have to change the transfer belt? Just reset the counter?
Well, if print/copy quality isn't a priority, you can reset it without replacing it but if you do that, the machine will change parameters based on a NEW belt being installed when it isn't, thereby possibly causing copy/print quality issues.
Started in the copier service business in the fall of 1988 and worked at the same company for 33.5 years, becoming the senior tech in 2004 but left to pursue another career on 4/29/22.
Well, if print/copy quality isn't a priority, you can reset it without replacing it but if you do that, the machine will change parameters based on a NEW belt being installed when it isn't, thereby possibly causing copy/print quality issues.
yup and it'll just piss the customer off when they have to call you out again for the same issue.
So I don't have to change the transfer belt? Just reset the counter?
Like srvctec said it's up to you. Basically you can leave it go past 0% with ease. No need to reset as it will alter high voltages unnecessary and depending on machine conditions worst case sucks costly color developer units.
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I want to get a new one, my boss just wants to run it. Now I know it will be cheaper to replace the old one.
I can now honesty say that resetting it will cost us three (or four) trips and pissing off the client. The last trip of that group will be replacing the transfer belt.
Whereas, order the part, go put it in and we don't see the client for a long while. This one trip will include inspecting and cleaning the machine and running the Imaging Process Adjustment after replacing and resetting the transfer belt. One hour or so well spent.
I'm surprised there was even a message displayed that it needed to be replaced. Most if not all of these we set up with the Life Stop set to off (Stop 0 Clear) in service mode. The part will tell you when it needs to be replaced.
I'm surprised there was even a message displayed that it needed to be replaced. Most if not all of these we set up with the Life Stop set to off (Stop 0 Clear) in service mode. The part will tell you when it needs to be replaced.
Not to mistake Life Stop with Life Warning. If you turn them both OFF it will run silently till the end.
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On this model, does it require a fuse to reset or can one go into service mode and reset it?
Thanks for your help in advance.
If you update the firmware & change 2x SW settings you can disable this notification without resetting the counter. This also applies to the drum/image units & fuser.
This will allow you to carrying on using the copier without any messages popping up.
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Wouldn't the print quality adjust to the best possible based on the readings of the used belt, assuming is still in a good condition, after the life counter is cleared? Or it need another calibration after?
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