Since the threads were lost I am reposting this, I got a email saying there was a reply, but I was unable to read it, so basically any information would be greatly appreciated.
I run a copyshop, i.e. copy machines, so I am wholly unfamiliar with digital duplicators, we acquired a "unknown" machine that was a Riso GR3750. I think it was probably in storage for several years. And I am trying to figure out if it is worth it to have it serviced or not. (was hoping to get it running, even if it still needed some work)
Basically my problem is when I power on I get a "Check Paper Feed Area" message. I figured something was blocking a sensor, but I checked the paper feed path, and nothing. I also pulled off the back and where a few other sensors (as best I could tell) were located to make sure no cables had gotten loose when moving the machine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, I dont know if there is a way to get a more specific error about what is being tripped, or if the lights on the pcb in the back actually tell me anything important?
Thanks.
I run a copyshop, i.e. copy machines, so I am wholly unfamiliar with digital duplicators, we acquired a "unknown" machine that was a Riso GR3750. I think it was probably in storage for several years. And I am trying to figure out if it is worth it to have it serviced or not. (was hoping to get it running, even if it still needed some work)
Basically my problem is when I power on I get a "Check Paper Feed Area" message. I figured something was blocking a sensor, but I checked the paper feed path, and nothing. I also pulled off the back and where a few other sensors (as best I could tell) were located to make sure no cables had gotten loose when moving the machine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, I dont know if there is a way to get a more specific error about what is being tripped, or if the lights on the pcb in the back actually tell me anything important?
Thanks.
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