identifying riso part #

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  • gillje
    Trusted Tech

    100+ Posts
    • Nov 2010
    • 143
    #1

    identifying riso part #

    I pulled the attached pic out of my manual for the v8000, does anyone know the part # or even better have one kicking around that they would sell? It looks similar to the card feed kit for the rz/mz, any know?

    Happy Holidays

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    • Iowatech
      Not a service manager

      2,500+ Posts
      • Dec 2009
      • 3930
      #2
      Re: identifying riso part #

      First of all, the closest thing to the V8000 I work on are MZs ("the V8000's little brother" they told us at school), so if any of this sounds like just so much nonsense, sorry about that.
      Still, what is the machine doing that makes it look like you need that part?
      I don't have my manuals handy right now, but if I have some time tomorrow I'll try to look that up.
      Or you might try asking about this here: The Parts Room
      And Happy Holidays to you as well!

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        • Iowatech
          Not a service manager

          2,500+ Posts
          • Dec 2009
          • 3930
          #3
          Re: identifying riso part #

          The part number for that type of stripper unit is an enigma, the closest thing I could find was on a TIB for the FRs. While it probably is of no use to you, I'll leave that part number here on the off chance it might help: 019-91760-004. The TIB number is 20463.
          The illustration on the TIB makes it look kind of like the unit has the standard stripper unit mounting hardware, but I don't know. Sorry I couldn't help you more.

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            • 20gaugeO/U
              Senior Tech

              500+ Posts
              • Feb 2009
              • 553
              #4
              Re: identifying riso part #

              I was in school for RP when there was a V8000 class across the hall. Never worked on one though, but I thought Riso tried that dial system and it didn't work so great. So they went back to the sep pad and 2 green dial setup. I pulled these off Riso's tech website- V8000 parts book.

              V8000.pdf


              Found this in an OLD RP book I had around. Don't know if you can even order them anymore or have to use other 2 dial style.


              OLD RP.pdf

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