Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

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  • dunno
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2019
    • 3

    Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

    Greetings,

    Im asking for your opinion on ECOSYS machines:
    M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

    Are those reliable? Are service cost high? What is life expectancy while printing 3000/month?
    Im wondering if those are worth buying in long term perspective, because toner cost is higher compared to Xerox or Konica.
  • bsm2
    IT Manager

    25,000+ Posts
    • Feb 2008
    • 27442

    #2
    Re: Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

    Originally posted by dunno
    Greetings,

    Im asking for your opinion on ECOSYS machines:
    M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

    Are those reliable? Are service cost high? What is life expectancy while printing 3000/month?
    Im wondering if those are worth buying in long term perspective, because toner cost is higher compared to Xerox or Konica.


    Good machines, good 3 year warranty Scan to email and folder install the KX driver set for pcl5
    Toner cost if using OEM or other will be cheaper but you can't warranty dev units or drums. Good for small office.
    Keep the energy saver timers low and shut off will make the fusers last longer.

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    • Santander
      Senior Tech

      Site Contributor
      500+ Posts
      • May 2009
      • 768

      #3
      Re: Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

      Originally posted by dunno
      Greetings,

      Im asking for your opinion on ECOSYS machines:
      M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

      Are those reliable? Are service cost high? What is life expectancy while printing 3000/month?
      Im wondering if those are worth buying in long term perspective, because toner cost is higher compared to Xerox or Konica.
      We currently have 150+ of these units in the field, most which are doing 5K a month or more and they have proven to be very reliable. They initially had a fuser problem that is now solved and Kyo replaced the fusers under warranty without question. While using Kyocera's toner is a little more expensive than using generic, it more than pays for itself with fewer service calls and having the ability to put in a warranty claim. Overall we are more than pleased with the reliability of these units, they have reduced the number of service calls we receive for this class of unit.

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      • patrickjlc
        Trusted Tech

        100+ Posts
        • Feb 2015
        • 212

        #4
        Re: Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

        I have a few of them on pharmacies, some doing 400-500 pages per day, 12k a month. Toner last 14-15k prints. Service much easier than the older 4020dn, fuser more involved though, but nothing major.



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        • AL parts
          Technician

          Site Contributor
          50+ Posts
          • Jun 2019
          • 61

          #5
          Re: Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

          This series should be a good machine, and the TK117X toner cartridges now have a very large sales volume.
          www.gzanling.com

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          • yurisan
            Trusted Tech

            100+ Posts
            • Dec 2007
            • 102

            #6
            Re: Reliability of ECOSYS series M2040dn, M3145idn, M3655idn

            We have had quite a few warranty claims on the M2540dn/M2040dn machines, mostly for fusers & drums that failed prematurely. Kyocera hasn't quite figured out fuser belt technology to the extent HP & others have. Drums do not go past 100K, but are warrantied for 200K or 3 years. Our M3655idn machines have been very solid, on the other hand.

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