Dislikes: 0
A customer with C224 100k colour prints and worn drums (and belt) asks for a new machine.
I said that repairing C224 is much more worth it, and he didn't believe me. I made a demo page prjntout on new C300i and was worse than the same printed on his C224 with heavily worn drums (for graphics use).
+1. Completely agree.Originally Posted by REGSIS
A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.
I don't reply to private messages from end users.
+2 - xx4e series was neat, xx8 was ok, xx0i is only ok for office print.
Currently I have an open call with bypass/thick paper issues (no feed), we try and modify it with different rollers.
Didn't knew that marketing flyer, sooo funny I almost pooped my pants
+3 For the most part, we a selling mostly lightly used 8 series color machines and some new Kyocera. The color on the i series is not on par with the previous generations. With supply line issues, getting new machines in complete is also pretty hard which makes selling used colors even more relevant right now. However, the prices on used equipment have gone up because of this demand.
Reverse AA2J592600 Gear 42T
KEEU_BT2111154EN
Thanks - I think we installed the sep roller assy from C308 series wich has way less torque (not shure if that's the content of the bulletin).
Just got a feedback that the bypass does work like a charme.
__________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ____+2 - xx4e series was neat, xx8 was ok, xx0i is only ok for office print.
Currently I have an open call with bypass/thick paper issues (no feed), we try and modify it with different rollers.
Didn't knew that marketing flyer, sooo funny I almost pooped my pants
Had the same issue today feeding 300gsm through the bypass tray on a 250i. Brand new machine and does not feed at all.
There appears to be too much pressure applied to the separation roller assembly.
The only way i could get it to feed was to cut the sprint in half, set to thick 4 and after that it feeds beautifully.
I can imagine it might have a negative effect on plain 80gsm, but for this customer they only printed 300gsm from that tray, so no biggy.
See attached
or install a 4/8 series separation roller if you dont have the spring
Thanks: 
Likes: 
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks