Thanks everyone for their help so far, one question though, I have a bizhub c252, I am attempting to reset the transfer belt, I took out the 80ma fuse, I was given a 200ma fuse, will that work? Or do I need to order the 80ma from an on-line source (can't find it anywhere local)? Thanks!
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And please try to use a more informative subject heading
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You can go as far as 100ma. More than that and it will not work.' "But the salesman said . . ." The salesman's an asshole!'
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'You will always find some Eskimo ready to instruct the Congolese on how to cope with heat waves.'
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I use a 63ma fuse... works every time (well 62.5ma actually but who's quibbling?!)
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Thanks
Thanks, I ordered the fuse, I'll let you guys know if the problem is fixed
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fixed but...
Ok, so the fuse reset the message and the copier seems to be working fine. My only question now is, is this machine too much muscle for my needs? I am a chiropractor, I need to print/copy/fax/scan, but not thousands of pages. I only paid $300 for it, so it was a good price, should last a long time with toners before needing to buy new ones, but will the scanner work as a document scanner (a version of the scansnap)? I plan on having all my documents scanned in and shredded (paperless office). I could see about selling the printer, but getting a scansnap would be $450 and then I'd have to get an all-in one printer for about $400... Just curious on your thoughts guys. thanks!Comment
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