I see this process seems susceptible to print head clogging.... But then again if you used the wrong kind of generic solid ink in a Xerox it can be permanently damaged.
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I see this process seems susceptible to print head clogging.... But then again if you used the wrong kind of generic solid ink in a Xerox it can be permanently damaged.
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konicaminolta bizhub 420/421 ,600/750 ,601/751 ,950all from konica print engine design
SAVIN 840 - Streaks and lines that you could never get rid of easily. Also, customers would move them close to a wall and the scanner would strike the wall spilling the LTL solution everywhere and tearing up the scan clutch. Cost a lot of money in early 1980 for that junk so customers were always pissed.
I had to restart this thread. My personal nightmare was any liquid Savin machine. I worked on them from 1979 until they were finally all replaced sometime in the 90's. My hands were permanently stained for 10 years straight. No wonder my wife left me. I moonlighted as a carpet cleaner just to keep the customers happy. The worse was the V-35 with the 4 color option. I would like to kill the engineer that came up with that one.
i thought the liquid SAVIN 770,880s if i remember correct were solid..
Having to work on the old powder minolta EP510/ AND 710 WERE just pure pigs with powder everywhere...............
The Savin V-35, 7350, and 7450 all had the color option available. To copy in RED, BLUE, GREEN, or BLACK. It took about 3-4 minutes to switch colors. There was 4 tanks. 1 for each color and a flush tank. After selecting a new color the machine would pump out the old color back into it's tank, then switch to the flush tank to flush out the old color from the drum, developer tray, cleaning blade and cleaning roller. After flushing it would then switch to the selected color and pump it to the developer tray to make copies in that color. There were hoses form each of the tanks to the developer tray, and priming nozzle. I remember the gasket seal at the priming nozzle was the worst. Constant leaks. I remember I would install 2 or 3 gaskets to try to get a seal. Nightmare machine.
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