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Kyocera Drum Letter (Document)
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Just keep in mind that the KM 2530, 3530 and 4030 are discontinued--the KM 3035, 4035 and 5035 are still in KM's product line-up!
Scott:
Are they still using corona wire technology for the charging of the drum?
Also is the drum cleaning still required by the end user in the newer units?
Thanx
Art
Are they still using corona wire technology for the charging of the drum?
Also is the drum cleaning still required by the end user in the newer units?
Thanx
Art
It appears they are for the 3035, 4035 and 5035. As for the drum cleaning, to be honest I'm not sure--I gathered my info off of the good ol' World Wide Web, mainly Kyo's web site and BERTL.
Just so you guys know, the user intervention is not new. It is actually part of the toner replacement process. There is actually instructions on the box of toner for this. These machines have a pm cycle of 400K and 500K. A little intervention is required. The whole process takes about 30 seconds. We have been selling these products for three years now, and they eat Ricoh's lunch service wise. Just my two cents. BTW, We are a twenty year Ricoh dealer.