What are good color copiers in the 35 per minute range that a non Ricoh guy with 40 plus years experience can handle without too many headaches? My comment on the non blue is in reference to the older style copiers. I looked up drums and developer and do the drums really go 270K and developer 600K?
Non blue Ricoh color models
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Re: Non blue Ricoh color models
Since you did not specify a model, I can only generalize. Developer generally speaking can go roughly double the drums, or more. If you are a quality tech, all you need to work on Ricoh is a source for service manuals, parts and firmware. Start helping others which should earn you rep power and green cards instead of red and the well established techs will be more willing to help with manuals and firmware. -
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I never even noticed I had a red. How does the rating work? If it's from another forum member then I know who it probably was. I made a comment about the guy peddling his manuals, he seemed to be in every post trying to push his manuals instead of giving information that was ask for. He says he bought the manuals but if they are copyrighted you cannot reproduce them for money.Comment
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Re: Non blue Ricoh color models
I never even noticed I had a red. How does the rating work? If it's from another forum member then I know who it probably was. I made a comment about the guy peddling his manuals, he seemed to be in every post trying to push his manuals instead of giving information that was ask for. He says he bought the manuals but if they are copyrighted you cannot reproduce them for money.
Since you posted earlier, you have gone from having a red card to a green card. Either some one gave you a positive reputation comment or The red card was old and has expired. thanksComment
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Re: Non blue Ricoh color models
03 ITB assemblies are flimsy...had quite a few broken in transit.
Fusing sleeves rarely make the distance.
The black pcdu tends to dump once it makes it's rated life but other than that they're not a bad box.Comment
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How hard is it to replace the fuser sleeve?Comment
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Honestly not too hard as long as you take your time and are delicate. Though having the manual the first couple times does help. Genuine Ricoh comes as the sleeve and heating system as an assembly that screws onto the main fusing frame. Though you can buy just the sleeve itself from a bunch of direct from china suppliers. Having said that it would likely be difficult and quality is any ones guess.Comment
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Re: Non blue Ricoh color models
Honestly not too hard as long as you take your time and are delicate. Though having the manual the first couple times does help. Genuine Ricoh comes as the sleeve and heating system as an assembly that screws onto the main fusing frame. Though you can buy just the sleeve itself from a bunch of direct from china suppliers. Having said that it would likely be difficult and quality is any ones guess.Comment
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I'm a Ricoh tech on the Mojave desert. Had a lot of MPc3503 machines. Can't remember having any unusual problems with them. In the early models Fuser Sleeves did not go the distance. But they seemed to have improved greatly with later models.
Slimslob, it looks like we are neighbors!Comment
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The newer 03/04 models can cause issues.
If you notice toner spray inside the machine, then the drums and/or dev seals are worn. The develope does last past life, drums not so much.
Sadly the drums are massively expensive, if you can, buy in some 04 drums; these are cheaper but have a slightly shorter life. They will fit in both 03 and 04 models.
If you have ever worked on an 02, then the fuser is pretty much the same to disassemble.Comment
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