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    no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    I hear the C659 - 958 engine is at the end of the road and not being updated due to poor sales.

    The C750i and 750i are the replacements with 95ppm being discontinued completely.

    I have a fleet of this type engine that regularly get absolutely hammered and I dont think these lighter duty replacements are going to be up to the task.. Time will tell.

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    In Europe they have stopped selling the entire 8e series and now also the bizhub 4052.
    They will be replaced with the new black and white iSeries.
    The bizhub 4052 (lexmark) was a nice printer and also cheap. I hope the 4050i costs the same.

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    Print is dying

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    Quote Originally Posted by EarthKmTech View Post
    I hear the C659 - 958 engine is at the end of the road and not being updated due to poor sales.

    The C750i and 750i are the replacements with 95ppm being discontinued completely.

    I have a fleet of this type engine that regularly get absolutely hammered and I dont think these lighter duty replacements are going to be up to the task.. Time will tell.
    This is sad to hear that was/is a very good engine I have a few than run almost 24hrs a day.
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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    Quote Originally Posted by EarthKmTech View Post
    I hear the C659 - 958 engine is at the end of the road and not being updated due to poor sales.

    The C750i and 750i are the replacements with 95ppm being discontinued completely.

    I have a fleet of this type engine that regularly get absolutely hammered and I dont think these lighter duty replacements are going to be up to the task.. Time will tell.
    This is bad news! We've got 6 of these in a legal firm that were placed 8 months ago, with 900K prints and 2M scans. No, not total. 900K prints/2M scans on each device! I had some reservations about the equipment holding up, but no major issues.
    If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
    1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
    2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
    3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
    4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
    5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    Quote Originally Posted by Bix View Post
    In Europe they have stopped selling the entire 8e series and now also the bizhub 4052.
    They will be replaced with the new black and white iSeries.
    The bizhub 4052 (lexmark) was a nice printer and also cheap. I hope the 4050i costs the same.
    so far havent really heard any bad news about the brother black and white printers. i do know some early serial number devices have backgrounding issues because of flat spotting of the soft dev roller during shipping. apparently this clears up by itself.

    have not seen the 4050i yet we still have some stock of the 4052 left.

    firmware updating the brothers is ridiculously easy too.

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    also on a side note, has anyone seen how you change rollers on the new dual large capacity drawer base? pc-417 from memory where optional and part of the engine standard on the 750i series.

    it’s gonna force a lot of people to read the service manual

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    It will be fun to lose the screws in the microcracks

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    Re: no more "heavy duty" km office engines

    Its a pity, Found the 958 to be a beast. Melts its sensor holders but other than that not a bad thing to say.
    Paper dust is its only real enemy.
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