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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
    • 36851

    #16
    Re: New RICOH SP MODE CODE-read this

    Originally posted by OldMan
    I believe I did a reply earlier, but I think the forum said that the Administrators have to review my post before posting. I will try again, perhaps I made a mistake in posting.

    I did go to an instructor-led class a year ago and I do work for an well-established authorized dealer. The Ricoh documentation is very good, but with the many different models of Ricoh's, old and new. It is hard to find the information I need an a short period of time so I use as many resources as I can, Google, manuals, (I have over 20GB of Ricoh manuals) printcopy.com and very recently, this forum.

    Due to the fact I am mainly a Toshiba Tech, I have in the last year, have had only 45 service calls on Ricoh's and 650+ calls on Toshiba's. I haven't had much practice to apply what I learned at school and as a result, some of the information is fading.

    My company had merged with a much larger Dealership so I am working on gaining experience in Ricoh's. The information on particular methods of service access is very important in doing my job. What I learned in this thread is now in my phone for easy referral for the next time I need it. This is a great forum and I intend to contribute to the Toshiba space. Hopefully, censorship of information does not become the prevailing modus operandi here.
    Often times the instructor will put out his/her contact information. If you have that you can usually get an answer back by emailing an instructor than from your regional rep.

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    • Choro1dal
      Trusted Tech

      100+ Posts
      • Jun 2008
      • 176

      #17
      Re: New RICOH SP MODE CODE-read this

      Originally posted by anothertech
      it is sometimes hard to remember all of the service modes, the two normal modes talked about here, then special, also factory is needed once in a while, then the one to calibrate the screen. Am I missing any?
      You have missed out SOP screen service mode and recovery mode.

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