Kyocera Training

[JR2ALTA]

A big part of my learning the new Kyocera color copiers has come from members on this site. And the biggest part of that has come from 2 members in particular: blackcat and KYO_OEM. I think that's mainly because they've both tolerated me asking a lot questions. This has carried me along way...along with my own studying. However, it's not like I can ask every question that pops up because that would be asking too much.


I'm going somewhere with this so bear with me.


Now that I have access to real training via KDA central website, a lot of gaps are being filled in. For instance: THe CASS System. I've heard this talked about but wasn't 100% clear on exactly how it worked. I'm clear on it now. This excites me to no end.


Back to training...

I admit I tend to breeze through online training, but I did make it to the Kyocera Regional competition 2 years ago... I'm stumped, what is the "CASS System"?

[BillyCarpenter]

I admit I tend to breeze through online training, but I did make it to the Kyocera Regional competition 2 years ago... I'm stumped, what is the "CASS System"?

The Cass System is a method used by Kyocera to keep the carrier fresh thus extending the life of the developer. This is accomplished by the toner being infused with a small amount new carrier that is added to the DV unit and the old/worn carrier is discharged to the waste toner bottle via centrifugal force.

[BillyCarpenter]

Best advice you'll ever get

if it works DFW

Don't Fuck with IT

Lots of setting adjustments 99.99 its not an adjustment its a bad part.

Hopefully that saves us all from what did you learn today

I often wonder if you know how to work on these machines. I say that because reading comprehension isn't your strong suit, son. I didn't ask whether or not I should adjust the sensor. I asked for an opinion on this new feature for the 3-series. Is it an improvement? Does it work as intended? Or is it problematic? Obviously, you have no idea so let someone else opine.

[bsm2]

I often wonder if you know how to work on these machines. I say that because reading comprehension isn't your strong suit, son. I didn't ask whether or not I should adjust the sensor. I asked for an opinion on this new feature for the 3-series. Is it an improvement? Does it work as intended? Or is it problematic? Obviously, you have no idea so let someone else opine.

40 plus years on Kyocera equip as I worked for the Largest dealer in USA

No it's not problematic
Kyocera doesn't add shit to machines unless it works

Your a Rookie everything is amazing to YOU.

Learn your sims and trouble codes and jam codes

Enjoy the free training and support you now have and don't be afraid to call the hotline.

PS if it works DFW

[BillyCarpenter]

40 plus years on Kyocera equip as I worked for the Largest dealer in USA

No it's not problematic
Kyocera doesn't add shit to machines unless it works

You're a stone cold idiot and you've left no doubt in my mind that you don't know what you're talking about.


Kyocera fucks up all the time. That's why they come out with updates to fix their fuckups.

You're much too smart for me. Move along.

[bsm2]

You're a stone cold idiot and you've left no doubt in my mind that you don't know what you're talking about.


Kyocera fucks up all the time. That's why they come out with updates to fix their fuckups.

You're much too smart for me. Move along.

Firmware fixes are worldwide
As Kyocera fixes include problems you may never see in the USA

Glad you have so much faith in Kyocera

Your a Rookie your opinion of me is irrelevant
Unfortunately some Rookies always think there smarter than there teacher or experience techs apparently that is clearly your problem

[BillyCarpenter]

Firmware fixes are worldwide

Unfortunately some Rookies always think there smarter than there teacher or experience techs apparently that is clearly your problem

Kyocera doesn't make mistakes. Got it.

LOL.

[bsm2]

LOL.

Hilarious yes your posts are

Aleast you know how a paper tray works now

[KYO_OEM]

I'm done with the prerequisites and now training on the 6053-4003i. Since we have many great Kyocera techs on this forum, I'm gonna take advantage of all the experience and knowledge.


Here's my first question. The new DP-7130 comes with a double-feed sensor and sends a sonic signal thru the paper. If more than one sheet is fed the sonic signal will be weaker @ the receiver. The sensitivity of the sensor can be adjusted by the tech. The sensor can be turned on/off.


Question: What's your opinion on this DFP sensor? Good? Bad? Indifferent?

Hello Billy,


I think you are asking for DP-7160/ 70 instead of DP-7130
we have had similar sensor on Mercury series in past and finally KYO disabled working, because of high failure rate.
At the moment we have a lot of problems with DP-7160/ DP-7170 because of multi paper feeding/ paper jams.
TORQUE LIMITER FEED_303JX07401 makes trouble, but no trouble with this multi feed sensor
Up to yet it seems to work fine
Multi Feed.JPG

[BillyCarpenter]

Hello Billy,


I think you are asking for DP-7160/ 70 instead of DP-7130
we have had similar sensor on Mercury series in past and finally KYO disabled working, because of high failure rate.
At the moment we have a lot of problems with DP-7160/ DP-7170 because of multi paper feeding/ paper jams.
TORQUE LIMITER FEED_303JX07401 makes trouble, but no trouble with this multi feed sensor
Up to yet it seems to work fine
Multi Feed.JPG

Thanks for the information. I thought the ultrasonic sensor sounded like a great improvement in theory and that seems to be the case. Thanks again.