MP C2003SP

[Polarbear]

Re: MP C2003SP

This is where my comment came from. Client phoned and demanded we check the machine for "toner usage". Printed the report and showed her the figures. Turned out an employee decided (on her own) that hessian print is a lovely background on their fliers. She did not realise that it EATS yellow toner though! Problem solved!

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[copier tech]

Re: MP C2003SP

Your main issue is the colour to B/W ratio, you state "107K color prints and 35K mono" this ratio is beyond this entry level machines design capability, you will have nothing but trouble if they continue doing way more colour than black.

In reply to my own post the issue is obvious!

"Machine has 107K color prints and 35K bw"

[Lagonda]

Re: MP C2003SP

My two bobs worth.....Have you tried another yellow dev unit? May be problem with the dev its self ie. wrong dev or contaminated dev. The toner may not be sticking to the developer particles properly so going straight through into the WTB.

[slimslob]

Re: MP C2003SP

In reply to my own post the issue is obvious!

"Machine has 107K color prints and 35K bw"

To reiterate my previous post, the machine does not have the usage to justify a production machine or even a 60-65 ppm model.

[Lagonda]

Re: MP C2003SP

To reiterate my previous post, the machine does not have the usage to justify a production machine or even a 60-65 ppm model.

Jeez, keep you voice down, some of us are trying to doze off to sleep

[copier tech]

Re: MP C2003SP

To reiterate my previous post, the machine does not have the usage to justify a production machine or even a 60-65 ppm model.

No an MPC2003 to a pro series is not necessary, but say an MPC4503 would be an ideal replacement.

[slimslob]

Re: MP C2003SP

No an MPC2003 to a pro series is not necessary, but say an MPC4503 would be an ideal replacement.

Still depends on actual average monthly volume. Target color ratio is the same.

[Polo-022]

Re: MP C2003SP

Machine installed three years ago, but it usually works ocassionally, on summer time.
Well, today i found a slight(?) difference between the value that is given/written on Yellow pcu from manuf.
and the value registered at SP 2-005-0238. In other words, instead of "-29", value registered was "-27".
I remembered pcu replacement was done under user pressure : "i want to print", "i want to scan" and
i didn't notice a pale background of yellow, in color prints only.
By changing the value and opening my eyes as much as i could, i believe that case is closed.
Thanks again for your very helpfull suggestions, all of you!

[copier tech]

Re: MP C2003SP

Still depends on actual average monthly volume. Target color ratio is the same.

Yeah but a more durable machine with longer PM parts life.