minolta di250 resetting imaging unit

[zxcvbnm]

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might a 125ma one do? Is there a specific ampage I should look for?

Oh and if there is reset switch or something to clear the copiers access codes and service codes that would be nice.

Does anyone know what the worrying error code c13c0 actually means?

Thankyou very much for any help.


(Incidentally if anyone else is looking for this problem I found the instrucions for the reset fuse here

http://www.katun.com/downloads/mn-di200-iu-ri.pdf

and a possible di250 manual here which is for a hitatchi but they seem very similar

http://www.rpsa.ricoh.com/techsup/manuals/DDC35n/DDC35n-UserGuide-Europe.pdf

[deep]

You could refer to the rebuilding instructions from Katun and a
125 ma fuse will do the trick.

The C13C0 error message will be displayed when the copier fails to blow the image unit fuse.

Here is the link for the service manual:
http://www.rpsa.ricoh.com/techsup/manuals/DDC35n/Service%20Manual.pdf

[nmfaxman]

You could buy an imageing unit and then not have to worry about it.
Reseting user codes is in the administrators guide that can be downloaded from Konica Minolta.

[fixthecopier]

With 300,000 on the meter, the fuser probably needs to be replaced if it has not been in the past. Easy to rebuild for a tech, and aftermarket units should be cheap. If you reset the IU, you may still need to replace it. The print quality can go bad depending on what shape the IU is in. Some will give the message early and still have a lot of life left, others are shot. A new fuser and IU would give you a really good copier.

[zxcvbnm]

Thank-you for you replies. I would not have got this far without your help and the info I found searching this forum. I am now loosely operational.

I was impatient about having to wait for a fuse so tried fiddling with a bit of wire without much success but then the photocopier stopped asking for the imaging unit to be changed so I must have turned it on and off enough with my paperclip fuse for it to eventually decide it was a new unit and now turned on to the enter access code screen.

I found the users di250 manual on the minolta website and the site MANUAL FOR YOUR COPIERS - MINOLTA

[fixthecopier]

Those water spot looking marks are what I had mentioned could happen when you reset. The machine has set itself for a drum with no copies, and changed the current it uses to charge the drum. In the tech mode you can sometimes adjust the bias and make them go away.

[Hansoon]

To save your time: What looks as a printer port on the machine is no printer port actually. Its the connector to hook up a dedicated printer controller. This is a metal box at the back of the machine sitting on the edge of the back cover just above the toner bottle. Without this box the machine cannot be operated as a printer. Hans