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jonpaul
02-18-2016, 10:04 AM
We were curious to know if anyone has used a black drum as a colour one in the C224 series ?.We have done it with the 220series without out any problems and a big saving.Also upgraded firmware on a C203 and it threw C-C164 anybody come across this. Thanks all

MDR24
02-18-2016, 10:08 AM
Yes it does work for the C224 series also. We order the black drumd and chip them with the CMY chips when necessary.

Tech Helpdesk
02-19-2016, 01:24 PM
Yes it does work for the C224 series also. We order the black drumd and chip them with the CMY chips when necessary.

Hi there,

We also use the black drums in the colour sockets and using colour chips to reset the counters. We also reset the developer units and we suffer no developer depletion and we run the units to twice their life. Massive savings all round !!!!!!!

Moza
02-19-2016, 02:31 PM
The same chip can be used for all of the following devices and pretty much halves your cost of the colour drum



Bizhub C224
Bizhub C224e
Bizhub C258
Bizhub C284
Bizhub C284e
Bizhub C308
Bizhub C364
Bizhub C364e
Bizhub C368
Bizhub C454
Bizhub C454e
Bizhub C554
Bizhub C554e

habik
02-19-2016, 02:40 PM
We were curious to know if anyone has used a black drum as a colour one in the C224 series ?.We have done it with the 220series without out any problems and a big saving.Also upgraded firmware on a C203 and it threw C-C164 anybody come across this. Thanks all

Drums. Yes

CC164 if I remember correctly from TOMH wrong firmware loaded.


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allan
02-19-2016, 03:42 PM
you can do the DV's too. Shhhhh dont tell any one.

copier tech
02-19-2016, 03:48 PM
Dont need to bother with the chips for drum & dev unit can simply turn off the warning in CE mode.
All you do when fitting a black drum as colour is to use the old chip.

copier addict
02-19-2016, 07:12 PM
Dont need to bother with the chips for drum & dev unit can simply turn off the warning in CE mode.
All you do when fitting a black drum as colour is to use the old chip.

Except for the fact that the machine adjusts for a new drum when you install it. If you don't at least use a new chip the machine won't know it is a new drum and therefore can't make those necessary adjustments.

allan
02-19-2016, 08:54 PM
Jip drum aging adjustment is a factor. The increased charge will fry the new drum surface.

copier tech
02-19-2016, 10:15 PM
Rubbish, a good tech can monitor print quality & replace drums etc as required, why replace an imaging unit when it is printing perfectly?

allan
02-19-2016, 11:16 PM
No not what i meant. it needs to be reset if you install a new drum. you can reset old drums along as the quality is still OK.
The machine changes the voltages as some of the parts gets older to compensate for quality loss.

Resting drum and dev counts and other counters on production machines is critical.

copier addict
02-22-2016, 01:33 PM
Rubbish, a good tech can monitor print quality & replace drums etc as required, why replace an imaging unit when it is printing perfectly?

Rubbish, a good tech knows that the machine adjust voltages as drums age. He/she doesn't skimp on service just to save a couple bucks for the price of a drum chip.

fishleg
03-03-2016, 08:14 AM
So do you think this can cause dev depletion? If the drum counters are never reset and the old chip just stays on the drum?

I've seen a lot of black devs deplete there dev but its always been due to cheap toner which wasnt replenishing the dev. We have left old chips on machines for years with no ill effects. We check drums on regular call outs and replace when necessary but usually just leave old chips on except black.

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dickierock
03-03-2016, 01:19 PM
Hi, what settings do I change in service mode to turn off drum life.
Do any other warnings/errors show up on the display at end of drum life?
Thanks in advance.

allan
03-03-2016, 03:13 PM
You need the right firmware. Like C? or higher.
Change SW51 to HEX30. At lease around here where i am!

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