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If your not tied to Ricoh look at the Konica Minolta line. Very good boxes and easy to service. Of course all techs have their favorite, usually with what they have most experience on. With that being said I think Kon/Min has been discussed on this forum as the top box!
I have found they work pretty well as long as the PM schedule is followed religiously. When they are kept up, the print quality is excellent. There are lots of tech pubs for this unit as it was the first generation of this design. The 5200 series is better as its 2nd Gen and has most of the pubs already applied and improvements.
And I agree, the Fuser is overly complex but as long as you document and take pictures the first time and take your time they get better. I think the manual says the Fuser has 15 different type and size screws, just pay attention to put them back exactly where you found them or there will be issues.
I have found they work pretty well as long as the PM schedule is followed religiously. When they are kept up, the print quality is excellent. There are lots of tech pubs for this unit as it was the first generation of this design. The 5200 series is better as its 2nd Gen and has most of the pubs already applied and improvements.
And I agree, the Fuser is overly complex but as long as you document and take pictures the first time and take your time they get better. I think the manual says the Fuser has 15 different type and size screws, just pay attention to put them back exactly where you found them or there will be issues.
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i ll usually take a piece of cardboard and draw a picture of a fuser unit and punch holes and mark notes and pop that screw into the hole.
I have not done any 5100/5200 yet and have seen them offered up to me.
Are THE drums the same design as the mpc3503 series?
Why is it a 40k waste container when all other colors go way past that?
i ll usually take a piece of cardboard and draw a picture of a fuser unit and punch holes and mark notes and pop that screw into the hole.
I have not done any 5100/5200 yet and have seen them offered up to me.
Are THE drums the same design as the mpc3503 series?
Why is it a 40k waste container when all other colors go way past that?
No the drums are totally differant to the xx03 series infact nothing about the 5110 is the same as the metis.
Waste toner is huge will last longer than 40k you could empty it if you really need to.
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i ll usually take a piece of cardboard and draw a picture of a fuser unit and punch holes and mark notes and pop that screw into the hole.
I have not done any 5100/5200 yet and have seen them offered up to me.
Are THE drums the same design as the mpc3503 series?
Why is it a 40k waste container when all other colors go way past that?
TOTALLY different design to the Metis series. More similar to the Venus (MP C6501) series but MUCH better.
As for the waste toner, the 5100 series they fill up really fast (there is a tech pub about it). The newer 5200 is similar but they adjusted the parameters and they are much slower to fill up. The waste toner bottle is a consumable and the customer changes it in my area.
it really all depends on the customer needs.. frankly I have had some customers that should NEVER have been given ANYTHING but a 64ct box of Crayola's and a bunch of paper.!
Phil forgot something, what about the customer's that only want B&W and not "64" bit color? I guess just a black Crayola crayon for those imbeciles,
Well in a 64ct box..you have black and others similar to MK & PK (blacks) plus I believe 2 shades of grey. And nice thing about Crayons is.. cust is the video monitor and the RIP device.. So... when called about color mismatch .. blame the customer! [emoji1787][emoji23]
Well in a 64ct box..you have black and others similar to MK & PK (blacks) plus I believe 2 shades of grey. And nice thing about Crayons is.. cust is the video monitor and the RIP device.. So... when called about color mismatch .. blame the customer! [emoji1787][emoji23]
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worst if they asked you how do they print white, since crayolas have white "crayons"
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