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  • fshead
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    mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

    hi
    i have a down mp5500 with a sc672 that i just bought a complete controller unit"complete metal case all boards
    and memory from someones parts machine.im told that this is interchangeable between all 3 models and mp6000 to mp8000.IS this correct?
    just as an aside how is the mp5500 different vs the mp7500?
    meaning if i put a set of mp7500 boards in a mp5500 is it a 75cpm machine?
    thnx
  • slimslob
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    Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

    SC 672 is usually a loose or dirty connection on the cable to the display panel. Depending on the machine model, it could also be the IPU board if the signal from the controller to the panel goes through the IPU.

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    • fshead
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      Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

      Originally posted by slimslob
      SC 672 is usually a loose or dirty connection on the cable to the display panel. Depending on the machine model, it could also be the IPU board if the signal from the controller to the panel goes through the IPU.
      thnx
      i have had the control panel connector sc 672 code and got the machine running by pulling and cleaning connectors
      but this one i feel is the control board..
      i pretty much bought a whole set of boards from someone as i only have 2 mp6500 in the field..
      I cant chance taking out a customers main copier,as i dont think they would be happy wth me..

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      • slimslob
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        Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

        I had a machine yesterday that I first thought was the control board. After swapping with another machine the problem did not move. Turned out to be the IPU board.

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        • fshead
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          Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

          Originally posted by slimslob
          I had a machine yesterday that I first thought was the control board. After swapping with another machine the problem did not move. Turned out to be the IPU board.
          thnx..i have two full sets of boards making my way on monday..
          when you get the 672 codes does your machine cycle up and warm up?
          wasnt sure if anything can be deciphered by that..
          trust me im hoping IPU brd as hytec wants big dollars to repair controller brd..
          and advance exchange is almost $1000...............
          always felt this model has some quirky things.

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          • slimslob
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            Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

            Originally posted by fshead
            thnx..i have two full sets of boards making my way on monday..
            when you get the 672 codes does your machine cycle up and warm up?
            wasnt sure if anything can be deciphered by that..
            trust me im hoping IPU brd as hytec wants big dollars to repair controller brd..
            and advance exchange is almost $1000...............
            always felt this model has some quirky things.
            Operation panel on those models also goes through the VIB board located at the right end of the scanner assembly. That would be the first board to try as it is most likely the least expensive. It could also be the cable between the VIB and the operation panel.

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            • Tonerbomb
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              Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

              Originally posted by fshead
              thnx..i have two full sets of boards making my way on monday..
              when you get the 672 codes does your machine cycle up and warm up?
              wasnt sure if anything can be deciphered by that..
              trust me im hoping IPU brd as hytec wants big dollars to repair controller brd..
              and advance exchange is almost $1000...............
              always felt this model has some quirky things.
              Dude try Nation wide repair service for your Ricoh pcb's, they also offer free tech support: Circuit Board Repair, Canon, Ricoh, Savin, Lanier Gestetner, Konica, Kyocera Mita - Nation-Wide Repair Service, Inc. (NWRS)


              Also slimslob is right about the IPU having the op panel go through it..................
              Mystic Crystal Revelations

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              • fshead
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                Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                thnx all for the insight and also the info on a 2nd option for brd repair..
                i had also called midwest board repair as i used them in the past on ricoh fax boards.
                hopefully this next snow storm doesnt delay my ups delivery for monday

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                • TonerMunkeh
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                  Send some of that snow over here, I could do with a week off. Pretty please.
                  It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.

                  Hit it.

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                  • fshead
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                    Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                    Originally posted by TonerMunkeh
                    Send some of that snow over here, I could do with a week off. Pretty please.
                    THE SNOWS DOES BUY ME TIME and using my new modified snow blower is always fun.
                    it does seem we are getting crazier weather patterns these days..danm buffalo had 3-4 feet of the white stuff..

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                    • fshead
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                      Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                      Originally posted by Tonerbomb
                      Dude try Nation wide repair service for your Ricoh pcb's, they also offer free tech support: Circuit Board Repair, Canon, Ricoh, Savin, Lanier Gestetner, Konica, Kyocera Mita - Nation-Wide Repair Service, Inc. (NWRS)


                      Also slimslob is right about the IPU having the op panel go through it..................
                      much thnx for the info on nationwide,i just set up an account and they were half the cost of hytec,fair wth the advanced exchange and tec support picked up wth a live person..trifecta.

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                      • Ronan
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                        Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                        Hello, you tried to change the hard disk ?. I had problems with that code on several occasions and has been the hard disk, let me know if you could fix it. regards

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                        • fshead
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                          Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                          i just swapped out the whole controller unit minus hard drive,i used the old harddrive.
                          and i got 555,870-11,876-05 codes..i tried reforamtting the hardrive and i fell it spinning but
                          cldnt get it to go to ready.
                          i am returning wth a tested harddrive,
                          what problems does doing a nvram clear pose?

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                          • slimslob
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                            Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                            Originally posted by fshead
                            i just swapped out the whole controller unit minus hard drive,i used the old harddrive.
                            and i got 555,870-11,876-05 codes..i tried reforamtting the hardrive and i fell it spinning but
                            cldnt get it to go to ready.
                            i am returning wth a tested harddrive,
                            what problems does doing a nvram clear pose?
                            If you do not have the birth certificate or a recent non-default print, clearing the NVram causes major headaches as it sets everything back to factory defaults before specifics for the laser unit and a few others have been done. Even with the BC or non-d, it is time consuming to reenter everything. As for the SC 555, it is a fusing error.

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                            • fshead
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                              Re: mp 5500,mp6500,mp 7500 board question

                              Originally posted by slimslob
                              If you do not have the birth certificate or a recent non-default print, clearing the NVram causes major headaches as it sets everything back to factory defaults before specifics for the laser unit and a few others have been done. Even with the BC or non-d, it is time consuming to reenter everything. As for the SC 555, it is a fusing error.
                              hi
                              thnx
                              i know the sc555 code,wasnt sure if the code carried over from the "donor" controller i swapped..
                              i usually power up wth door open,fuser puller out and top paper tray pulled just in case a wire is nicked or a staple
                              sitting inside..i usually scan the BC onto the document server but if the harddrive is toast i guess
                              i just lost it..the donor nvram from the same model,what outside of setting up the dev and drum,and web will
                              i have to reset or at least watch out for?

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