Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

[bigste]

Re: Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

Ebay is probably the best bet, tick the worldwide box on the left. Parts are not available new except for very few.

[KLD Repro]

Re: Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

Hello everybody,

I know this is a very old thread but maybe someone can help.
I have the same error "CLAMP ERROR - REMOVE MASTER ROLL THEN REINSTALL". I have tried the things said in this thread, but I have no master strips in the machine, the cutter is working during test mode(but the cutter button in the machine does not do anything when master is re-installed, no loose screw on the loading roll(running when trying to load master but very hard to move by hand when still). No master goes on the drum and I have tried different drums. I have cleaned the thermal head(but not with alcohol).
I am working on a job next week and help would be much appreciated.

[bulgaria_mitko]

Re: Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

I have changed the whole module of Master Feeder and also change the drum and I still got this error. I also used the same Drum and Master Feeder into the same machines and on the other machine it is working fine without any issues.
I don't get it why there is an error with Drum and Master Feeder on one machine and no error on the other. Any help?

[Phil B.]

Re: Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

I have changed the whole module of Master Feeder and also change the drum and I still got this error. I also used the same Drum and Master Feeder into the same machines and on the other machine it is working fine without any issues.
I don't get it why there is an error with Drum and Master Feeder on one machine and no error on the other. Any help?

dead thread of 8 yrs

please start your own thread

[bulgaria_mitko]

Re: Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

But still there is some useful information in this thread, why we should kill that information?

[Phil B.]

Re: Riso gr3770 Master Misfeed

But still there is some useful information in this thread, why we should kill that information?

The admins of CTN don't KILL any info...


but after 8 YEARS we would like to see a new thread WITH a link to the dead thread.

MOST people that open dead threads:

1) are newbies and/or cheep ass end users
2) do not have the manual and/or refuse to read the manual
3) have a similar error and/or problem but on a totally different model
4) have a re-brand machine that doesn't have all the same options and/or firmwares