Anybody have a copy of that to post. I cant find mine and can locate it on this site. TIA
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Re: Moding an SPc820 fuser for the c4000copier
Can't you just put both fusers side-by-side and change the wiring acordingly? Never done it myself, but I got the idea that's the rough idea...' "But the salesman said . . ." The salesman's an asshole!'
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Re: Moding an SPc820 fuser for the c4000copier
Here is the thread for that topic.
http://www.copytechnet.com/forums/ri...ser-c5000.html
As MrWho said you can look at the old harness and know what to change on the new fusing harness. I use this mod on a weekly basis and that's a lot easier than keeping track of paperwork.Comment
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Re: Moding an SPc820 fuser for the c4000copier
Thats the problem, the old fuser is one that was modified as described here and the tech moded the replacement the same way but the result is that the new one is erroring out with install correct fuser. I thought maybe Ricoh had changed the printer fuser somehow. I'l have to wait until the tech brings the fuser in and inspect the harness for myself.
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Re: Moding an SPc820 fuser for the c4000copier
So I pulled another 820 fuser out of stock and the plug looks just like this, so either this one was already moded or I am misunderstanding what I wrote back then. And thanks Horo for the link.
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Re: Moding an SPc820 fuser for the c4000copier
Here you go
...ummm..my bad just noticed it's the SPC811 :/
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