Lanier LD435c - How to Reset to factory settings?

[Guest]

Off the bat, I am not a tech. I am a self trained network guy running a small office on an even smaller budget. We purchased at auction a low mileage Lanier LD430c which is full of address books, etc. I tried to delete them, but I do not have administrators rights. We have no idea how to reset the machine. We are not trying to reset counts, just everything else. It is our intention to hire an independent copy guy/gal, to adjust machine, set up network, etc., just have not found one yet

Two Questions: 1) How do we reset to factory settings? reset password for administrator? 2) Any online source for finding independant repair guy/gal to program machine for scanning/printing? I tried Craigs List but guy no showed.

Thanks

[Captain Scott]

try default setting!!

The default username to login is: admin with the password field left blank. Once logged in press user tools, system settings, admin tools, address book management, delete and highlight each entry one by one...

Once completed go to User tools, System settings, Interface settings and add the IP Address, subnet mask and default gateway of your network.

Plug into network, load printer driver and away you go.

[Captain Scott]

How to reset user tool settings to default!

System Setting Reset

The system settings in the UP mode can be reset to their defaults. Use the following procedure.
1. Press User Tools/Counter .

2. Hold down the '#' key and then press System Settings.

3. Press yes when the message prompts you to confirm that you want to reset the system settings.

4. Press exit when the message tells you that the settings have been reset.

Copier Setting Reset

Use the following procedure to reset the copy settings in the UP mode to their defaults.
1. Press User Tools/Counter .
2. Hold down '#' key and then press Copier/Document Server Settings.

[KopyKat]

To reset the admin password log in as supervisor with no password and this will allow you to change the admin password.

For scanning use one of the two guides attached depending upon which you want to do, scan to email or to folders.

[scottthorton]

Thank you for your reply. The downloads are GREAT. Any idea where I can locate an independant copy guy? Is there a board that posts services available? I am having difficult time finding a copy repair/programming guy that is an independant.

[scottthorton]

Spot on answer. Thank you for your reply. Any idea where I can locate an independant copy guy? Is there a board that posts services available? I am having difficult time finding a copy repair/programming guy that is an independant.

[KopyKat]

I'd be happy to service your machine if you'd like to pay all expenses from California

I know you are on a tight budget but calling a local Ricoh Dealership is probably your best bet. Ask for an estimate and put that machine on a service contract...you'll be sorry down the road if you have to pay as you go.

[scottthorton]

Thanks. I think that the service contract may be cheaper than a trip from Cal. Also, not quite certain you would appreciate the 6 inches of snow falling.

[Jomama46]

Huh? Snow in Miami? Or do you mean "snow"? I might travel from VA for 6" of that.