This started when I read someone was wondering why it was so hard to find the part he was looking for when he used the service manual name for the part. And that true. Trying to do search in the parts manual with service manual name is most times futile.
I do believe that post was talking about a 6052ci. I found in the 6052ci manual in Chapter 3 Machine Design, there are pages that have the service manual name along side the part manual name and part number. Those pages are called Part Name Table.
Using Adobe PDF Search (the binocular icon) I was able to put in 'Part Name Table' and it took me right there. I tried this in a few other models from xxx2 and newer and was able to find this list. I did notice that many of the part numbers in these list end in x. I amuse that is to allow for part number changes if they change and/or improve the part. That last digit always starts with '0'.
In models around the time of the xxx0 and xxx1 models, that didn't work. I did find if I searched for 'List of correspondences of PWB names' I would find just that. A list with the name of the PWB in the service manual and its corresponding parts manual name. No part number. And nothing like the Part Name Table in the newer models.
Models older the xxx0 models, I could not find any list like these.
As I did the searches it seems that when Kyocera started making machines with black covers, they started with a PWB list in the service manuals that had the parts book names. Starting with the xxx2 series, it looks like Kyocera started making these service manual with a Part Name Table that had service and part manual names that included part numbers.
I did not do a deep dive into this. But the above is what I found when doing a few searches. I hope this helps.
I do believe that post was talking about a 6052ci. I found in the 6052ci manual in Chapter 3 Machine Design, there are pages that have the service manual name along side the part manual name and part number. Those pages are called Part Name Table.
Using Adobe PDF Search (the binocular icon) I was able to put in 'Part Name Table' and it took me right there. I tried this in a few other models from xxx2 and newer and was able to find this list. I did notice that many of the part numbers in these list end in x. I amuse that is to allow for part number changes if they change and/or improve the part. That last digit always starts with '0'.
In models around the time of the xxx0 and xxx1 models, that didn't work. I did find if I searched for 'List of correspondences of PWB names' I would find just that. A list with the name of the PWB in the service manual and its corresponding parts manual name. No part number. And nothing like the Part Name Table in the newer models.
Models older the xxx0 models, I could not find any list like these.
As I did the searches it seems that when Kyocera started making machines with black covers, they started with a PWB list in the service manuals that had the parts book names. Starting with the xxx2 series, it looks like Kyocera started making these service manual with a Part Name Table that had service and part manual names that included part numbers.
I did not do a deep dive into this. But the above is what I found when doing a few searches. I hope this helps.
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