EDP code = Model list

[Voltageza]

Hi Guys

Long shot here. I have a list of part number with EDP codes but no model number. Is there a easy way to lookup the model number, or is there some sort of list that link EDP to Machine model?

Thanks

[CopyBats]

Re: EDP code = Model list

Put the part number in precision roller website. It will give you the model numbers that part belongs to.

[slimslob]

Re: EDP code = Model list

EDP codes are for ordering machines, accessories and supplies. If you are with an authorized dealer, check with your order clerk.

[Voltageza]

Re: EDP code = Model list

EDP codes are for ordering machines, accessories and supplies. If you are with an authorized dealer, check with your order clerk.

Hi.

I can lookup the part numbers but the description does not always say which model uses the part. Also there is a 1000+ parts. Thats why i am looking for some sort of excel/csv file with a partnumber and its model it belongs to so i can do a vlookup.

[Phil B.]

Re: EDP code = Model list

Hi.

I can lookup the part numbers but the description does not always say which model uses the part. Also there is a 1000+ parts. Thats why i am looking for some sort of excel/csv file with a partnumber and its model it belongs to so i can do a vlookup.

hmm sounds like a great off time project!

[slimslob]

Re: EDP code = Model list

Hi.

I can lookup the part numbers but the description does not always say which model uses the part. Also there is a 1000+ parts. Thats why i am looking for some sort of excel/csv file with a partnumber and its model it belongs to so i can do a vlookup.

If you have the actual 8 character part number, you most likely have the product code for the model that part was first used. If the first 4 characters consist of a letter followed by 3 digits, that is the product code. Search this site for Goose's Guide. It is on a number of threads. You need the one that has an index sheet.

[mikadonovan]

Re: EDP code = Model list

You might try just using Google to search the EDP codes. I just tried a couple of codes, and they popped up in the first 10 suggestions with the nomenclature and models they went on.