Hello, since starting work on the 751 I've realized not all konica minolta machines are created equal haha. Which machines have you guys noticed for standing out in terms of reliability and ease of repair?
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423 series. The first 42 a minute copier I liked, and the 20.Comment
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Agree the Biz 423 series was a good model. I would have to say the "4" series has to be at my top of list. I've had many C224e run 250k plus with original drums. ADF, PF Rollers & waste box every few years and thats about it with service calls. "8" series was still good box but drums were changed to not last. Now the "i" series is upon us with mixed reviews........Comment
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8 series colour Yes big time, 8e mono not so much.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.
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BH-363/423 series, especially when we use them with our fuser roller and the modified image unit collars. For color it's the BH-C-xx4e series for sure.
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Yes Hans, At one time I was servicing a lot of the 223 series. I've used your fuser rollers & the collar with bearing for the 223 series dev unit many times. Definitely solved the 2 most common issues, UFR wear from toner buildup on thermistors & and OEM collars splitting causing premature drum wear on edge. The surface of your fuser roller was much more durable than OEM. Germany ingenuity one up on Japan
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