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Dislikes: Wasn't that discontinued in 2013? Just asking. As someone who has to download all the manuals and organize them at our dealership this would be amazing.Originally Posted by copier tech
Wasn't that discontinued in 2013? Just asking. As someone who has to download all the manuals and organize them at our dealership this would be amazing.
Yes TDC is still available in The UK I've just got the patch for the new IMC range.
PM me i'll send you a link
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If i remember correctly the list is called the Quick Reference Parts List.
Looks like an Australian release.
does this program require TSRC account?
NO. TSRC is Ricoh North America. copier tech is from UK.
In North America we have FSD v3.0 supplied by TSRC, which is a Microsoft OneDrive folder synchronized to the local PC (laptop) of the field tech. Last I looked it was ~45GB of data.
To the OP's question, I have not ever seen a Ricoh reference outlining what parts are 'common'. Like engines may have different part numbers for a specific component and yet be fully interchangeable. AFAIK, all it takes is a change of vendor or material and a new part number is assigned, even if the same engineering CAD was supplied to the vendor (I am quite sure Ricoh does not make every part themselves).
I seem to remember a spread sheet at one time that listed all PM and other frequently replaced parts for all existing models. I cannot remember which were the columns and which the rows. You could lock the headers, find the part for a model then search that part number to see where else it is used.
Of coarse, it you have a part in your inventory and need to see what machine it belongs to, and then search that number on rfgesource to see what parts catalog it is listed in.
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