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  • Imprestik
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by kannuki2
    Thanks for the warning, so the SPC830 fuser kit will only work on the MPC4502 and MPC5502, do not attempt to use it on the MPC3002/C3502?
    Oh don't get me wrong, it will work but if you keep blowing up power supply's don't whinge on the forums asking for help

    I got caught out big time once with a number of techs replacing power supplies as the device kept on popping them. Only realised what happened due to the different coloured tabs on the fuser, put the correct fuser in and it works like a charm

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  • kannuki2
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Thanks for the warning, so the SPC830 fuser kit will only work on the MPC4502 and MPC5502, do not attempt to use it on the MPC3002/C3502?

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  • Imprestik
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by redneckstylin
    Here is NEW DRUM SHEET MOD !!!!!!!! this is how we do it here
    Just be careful with the Mod Sheet in regards to the SPC830 fuser being used in the MPC3002/3502

    It is highly not recommended to do this as the lamps in the belt assembly are different as well as the base plate.

    I have seen these fusers kill a MPC3502/3002 completely due to this

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  • Zaxxon
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by Zaxxon
    Just done this nifty trick on a MPC 5502 - with no luck - Get the message to insert the pcu correctly - (and the toners too)?

    Any clue?
    Tried swapping wire 1 and 2 no luck...

    Perhaps my misunderstanding using the entire unit (not only the PCU)

    Ending up installing (only) the 3 CMY PCU with great success. Thrashing the 3 dev. units.
    Last edited by Zaxxon; 11-07-2014, 12:56 PM.

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  • Zaxxon
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by Imprestik
    Why the hell is everyone mucking around with modifying wiring harnesses and the like....

    You do realize the SPC830 color kit is a straight fit into both the 01 and 02 series of device...

    No modifying TD sensors, wiring harnesses, filing plastic, they are direct fit with NO modification required

    For the 01 you cut the clip off the back, for the 02 you either break the clip off the front or just swap the original cover over

    Done and dusted all 3 colors in 1 shot

    Use the original K PCU and your good to go
    Just done this nifty trick on a MPC 5502 - with no luck - Get the message to insert the pcu correctly - (and the toners too)?

    Any clue?
    Last edited by Zaxxon; 11-07-2014, 12:30 PM.

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  • sandmanmac
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by redneckstylin
    Here is NEW DRUM SHEET MOD !!!!!!!! this is how we do it here
    Your version number is probably pretty accurate considering how many times its been updated and improved.

    Thanks for the info!

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  • redneckstylin
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Here is NEW DRUM SHEET MOD !!!!!!!! this is how we do it here
    Attached Files

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  • Zaxxon
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by Imprestik
    Why the hell is everyone mucking around with modifying wiring harnesses and the like....

    You do realize the SPC830 color kit is a straight fit into both the 01 and 02 series of device...

    No modifying TD sensors, wiring harnesses, filing plastic, they are direct fit with NO modification required

    For the 01 you cut the clip off the back, for the 02 you either break the clip off the front or just swap the original cover over

    Done and dusted all 3 colors in 1 shot

    Use the original K PCU and your good to go
    Will give this a try tomorrow, thanks for this advice!

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  • Imprestik
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by kannuki2
    Imprestik, do you know if fuser kit from SPC830 will fit into C4502 without any wiring change?
    Yes they work perfectly, but rather than switching wiring like the previous models, I replace the whole fusing plug assembly

    So remove both top and lower covers, unclip the 3 orange plugs on the LHS and the white plug on the RHS, remove the earth screw and 2 screws holding the whole plug assembly in place and swap it over with the new SPC830 fusing kit, works like a charm with the bonus of a PTR as well.

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  • Gift
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    Fuser doesn't fit without wire change.

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  • kannuki2
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by Imprestik
    Why the hell is everyone mucking around with modifying wiring harnesses and the like....

    You do realize the SPC830 color kit is a straight fit into both the 01 and 02 series of device...

    No modifying TD sensors, wiring harnesses, filing plastic, they are direct fit with NO modification required

    For the 01 you cut the clip off the back, for the 02 you either break the clip off the front or just swap the original cover over

    Done and dusted all 3 colors in 1 shot

    Use the original K PCU and your good to go
    Imprestik, do you know if fuser kit from SPC830 will fit into C4502 without any wiring change?

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  • Oze
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by Cipher
    Your all going to burn in copier hell for doing drum converts (myself included).

    It's kind of a sore subject at Ricoh, one of the trainers told me it was a sack-able offence if one of their own guys gets caught doing it.
    RICOH techs here in Australia fit SPC830/820 units to a whole range of machines....these are RICOH's own techs...not just dealer techs.
    RICOH knows about it and actively encourages it...
    A few years back RICOH did a study of their dealers to try to work out how the dealers were running at a profit compared to RICOH....they worked out it was due to the modding of printer units....so
    NOW they actively encourage their own techs to do the same.

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  • Cipher
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    Your all going to burn in copier hell for doing drum converts (myself included).

    It's kind of a sore subject at Ricoh, one of the trainers told me it was a sack-able offence if one of their own guys gets caught doing it.

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  • Richariri
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Originally posted by Imprestik
    Why the hell is everyone mucking around with modifying wiring harnesses and the like....

    You do realize the SPC830 color kit is a straight fit into both the 01 and 02 series of device...

    No modifying TD sensors, wiring harnesses, filing plastic, they are direct fit with NO modification required

    For the 01 you cut the clip off the back, for the 02 you either break the clip off the front or just swap the original cover over

    Done and dusted all 3 colors in 1 shot

    Use the original K PCU and your good to go
    But the price of these drums is the same as the price for a 4501 drum :S

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  • Imprestik
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    Re: Ricoh MPc4502 PCU

    Why the hell is everyone mucking around with modifying wiring harnesses and the like....

    You do realize the SPC830 color kit is a straight fit into both the 01 and 02 series of device...

    No modifying TD sensors, wiring harnesses, filing plastic, they are direct fit with NO modification required

    For the 01 you cut the clip off the back, for the 02 you either break the clip off the front or just swap the original cover over

    Done and dusted all 3 colors in 1 shot

    Use the original K PCU and your good to go

    Leave a comment:

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