I have a Ricoh 1515 that is working perfect but is displaying message to replace the photoconductor. Is there a way to reset this message without actually replacing the unit ?
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I was wondering the same thing. I have one asking for it also, but i'm not much into ricoh yet. -
Isn't it enough to reset the PM counter?Comment
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no i tried that and it didnt work.Comment
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Try SP 5-912. Change the setting to 1 to disable the change PCU prompt from showing up. Essentially it turns off the alarm clock...Comment
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Hi... Thank you for yr inputs into this thread. Pls let me know if resetting the alarm worked cos I too have a few of these that have not yet dispalyed the code, but I could be geared with this information when the code does come up. much obliged.Comment
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ricoh 1515
/hi,
Go into SP mode and go to sp5912-1 "alarm display on/off"
enter 1 = do not display
enter 0 = display
that will keep it off permanently unless somebody changes it back
if you just want to rest it and still prompt later when pcu needs replacing use sp7804-1 "reset pm counter" or 7992-4 "reset dev counter" can't remember which one did it.Comment
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