SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

[copier tech]

This may have been asked before but has anyone tried this if so what is involved to convert?

Thanks in advance.

[Mark Bbb]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

yes, this was treatend, not so long ago.
Use base plate and connector from mpcxx02 on a spc830

[Imprestik]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

Don't use them in the MPC3002 and MPC3502 it will give you errors and not last long

Only use in the MPC4502 and MPC5502

[fshead]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

hmmm.
why would it work better in the faster series?
would almost seem the 30 and 35 cpm machines would
be a better fit..
I have yet to get any c830 for parting out so i cant say

[copier tech]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

Don't use them in the MPC3002 and MPC3502 it will give you errors and not last long

Only use in the MPC4502 and MPC5502

[Oze]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

It works for a few weeks but it will throw an SC542-002 code eventually.
You can fit a new fuse to the unit but that will only work for a few weeks and pop up the code again and the only work around is to fit a genuine fuser AFTER using the SC5810-002 to pop the fuse...again.

[Mark Bbb]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

I have fitted a spc830 F.U. in a mpc3002 4 months ago and have not heard client complaining.

[copier tech]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

I have fitted a spc830 F.U. in a mpc3002 4 months ago and have not heard client complaining.

Maybe the error only happens for the US 110v market?

[fshead]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

Only use in the MPC4502 and MPC5502
I dont get how it would work on the 45/55 cpm and not the slower 30/35s?

[eccelobo]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

I have fitted a spc830 F.U. in a mpc3002 4 months ago and have not heard client complaining.

Same here in Argentina. 220V

[Oze]

Re: SPC 830 fuser 407099 fit to MPCxx02

Same here in Argentina. 220V

To clarify...
We've had a lot of the 3002/3502 throw a code.
Most do...but some don't...as you guys have seen.
240v here in Australia but we buy the 220v part numbers as the parts guides only ever show 110v or 220v.