Memory All Clear :(

[UCPrint]

Help!!

One our engineers was having a problem with logging onto the Ricoh web browser on an MPC3500, he tried a few things and then decided that the only thing for it was a Memory All Clear! however he didnt bother to print out the SMC data first.
I am at a complete loss as to where to start with this machine now, and how to get everything back upto scratch. Would it work to copy the data from another machine of the same model? please help?

Thanks in advance

[Tonerbomb]

Re: Memory All Clear

Help!!

One our engineers was having a problem with logging onto the Ricoh web browser on an MPC3500, he tried a few things and then decided that the only thing for it was a Memory All Clear! however he didnt bother to print out the SMC data first.
I am at a complete loss as to where to start with this machine now, and how to get everything back upto scratch. Would it work to copy the data from another machine of the same model? please help?

Thanks in advance

Well your having a very bad day so far!!!!!!! you will have to manually enter all the sp data,hopefully you can find the Factory data with the machine!
That being said you can use the non default data from another machine of same model to get it close to where it should be. You will have many tweaks to get everything just right. That would be mostly laser and color alignment.. Good Luck!

[Richariri]

Re: Memory All Clear

Help!!

One our engineers was having a problem with logging onto the Ricoh web browser on an MPC3500, he tried a few things and then decided that the only thing for it was a Memory All Clear! however he didnt bother to print out the SMC data first.
I am at a complete loss as to where to start with this machine now, and how to get everything back upto scratch. Would it work to copy the data from another machine of the same model? please help?

Thanks in advance

The factory sheet which includes the non default settings when the machine was released from warehouse may help you.
It should be behind the jam instructions card within the front door

It's not something I've ever had to deal with, but I'm pretty sure each machine has its own specific settings and alignments as they are all individually setup. So copying another machines details may not work, but it would provide a good platform to base your machines settings on.

I'd give your engineer a little smack for that.

[rthonpm]

Re: Memory All Clear

The engineer who did that needs not only a smack, but a good beating as well. One of the ironclad rules I have is no memory all clears without having me, or tech support, say it's okay. Granted I only have one part timer with me that I trust, but I figured for future use I may as well put that rule into place.

[UCPrint]

Re: Memory All Clear

Thanks guys, i forgot that it has the cheat sheet in the door. slowly getting there!

Its not much fun having your own pet idiot working with you

[UCPrint]

Re: Memory All Clear

So i've input the cheat sheet data, and were looking ok barring a colour calibration issue (will do a fine line adjustment to sort this), however one of the codes that it says to put in is 4803-001, which doesnt seem to be a code on the machine?! am i missing something?

Any advice greatly appreciated.

[Tonerbomb]

Re: Memory All Clear

So i've input the cheat sheet data, and were looking ok barring a colour calibration issue (will do a fine line adjustment to sort this), however one of the codes that it says to put in is 4803-001, which doesnt seem to be a code on the machine?! am i missing something?

Any advice greatly appreciated.

try it through Factory mode................

[Tonerbomb]

Re: Memory All Clear

The engineer who did that needs not only a smack, but a good beating as well. One of the ironclad rules I have is no memory all clears without having me, or tech support, say it's okay. Granted I only have one part timer with me that I trust, but I figured for future use I may as well put that rule into place.

I've had this rule for several years now!!!!!!!!

[UCPrint]

Re: Memory All Clear

Probably a question i should know the answer to, but how do you access factory mode?

[Tonerbomb]

Re: Memory All Clear

Probably a question i should know the answer to, but how do you access factory mode?

option A search the forum

option B check your PM's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Lagonda]

Re: Memory All Clear

Help!!........ he tried a few things and then decided that the only thing for it was a Memory All Clear! however he didnt bother to print out the SMC data first..........

Anybody caught doing that around here would be subjected to a rectally inserted electric cattle prod!!

[Tonerbomb]

Re: Memory All Clear

Anybody caught doing that around here would be subjected to a rectally inserted electric cattle prod!!

P.S. without lube..................

[Lagonda]

Re: Memory All Clear

P.S. without lube..................

No, I'm not that cruel.

[Tonerbomb]

Re: Memory All Clear

No, I'm not that cruel.

That's OK but you can't fix STUPID !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and STUPID should HURT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!