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It's related to Cyan toner clogging: "Clogging of developer and the waste toner discharge path and, toner supply failure due to excessive developer." Your tech should be able to resolve this easily.

That's not really normal behavior for 9200s. Your Ricoh service tech and solutions engineer should be able to resolve color consistency issues.

I've been asked about this before over the years. Basically, I think that it's not so much a matter of engineering the feature as it is for the OEM (Xerox, KM, Ricoh etc.) being willing to pay for it. You might go to communities.efi.com and making the request there because EFI does moderate...

You might be thinking of a software product called ReadyPrint, sold and supported by Rochester Software Associates (RSA) that can import RDO files directly with some ticketing intact. (rocsoft.com)

5th Color Specialty color

Have your tech lookup Ricoh BULLETIN NUMBER: M205/M238 – 049. It's a known issue related to paper transfer current.

Not yet, I'm afraid. Probably not until the fall is my best guess.

As Ynot_UK indicates, as long as a page is truly 100% K then that's how it should click, regardless of the color of the other pages. If you have Enfocus Pitstop (usually included when licensing Fiery Impose) then you can use the Inspector tool to see if there are any color elements on a given...

Permit me to ask you all a question. If you could obtain an on-site service agreement from a reputable printer service organization in place of Xante's 1-year warranty, renewable each year thereafter, that included parts and labor, and same or next-day response, would that make a difference in...

They made improvements to the AC Transfer & Elastic Fusing Belt for better fill. There were a few other improvements such as a new paper transfer system that was more like its bigger brothers in the 7100/9100 systems for more different stocks and less skewing, and this new thing called...

Ok, I see. I wouldn't call it a big jump but there are a lot of incremental improvements over the 5100-series including: Easier programming for advanced paper options/can have up to 200 custom paper entries/optional media identification unit/it's a quieter machine/supports more types of papers...

I'm surprised that they're pitching the 5200 model when it's the 5300 that's been out for quite a while already, though I'm not sure about Canada. It's spec'd for automatic duplexing up to 13”x19.2” with weights up to 360 gsm (way over 100# cover). I would also recommend the E-47B Fiery with...

Unfortunately, that process never really lived up to its potential. You're probably better off printing a favored test target file and making adjustments to the custom paper advanced settings as required.

So if you've talked to your Ricoh SE (Fiery guy) about this you've probably already been down the updates road including Fiery patches and updates to CWS? If you were my customer I'd be requesting copies of those files to have tested elsewhere. If the problem can be replicated then likely it...

If you are the original lessor or owner of the machine you should have, but may not have, received a 5th color marketing kit from Ricoh, which your sales rep would have ordered for you. It has a whole lot of print samples as well a guide for creating 5th color designs and a changing 5th color...

"Hey kid, wanna learn all about the printing business? Let's start over here with what we call a Paddy Wagon..."

There is an envelope adapter for running them flaps closed that is currently in beta testing. As of March '21 there was no official announcement or launch date. If all goes well I would guess that availability could be later this year. Sorry but that's all I know.

There is an envelope feeder kit coming out sometime this year (summer?). Ask your Ricoh Solutions Engineer (the Fiery guy) about it. You can do #10s now but only with flaps open.

Ricoh did tests with Superior #5791 3-Part Reverse, Perforated NCR, 79 gsm. It runs ok but you may get wrinkles and worm tracks after a while. Best to run them in smaller amounts in between non-carbonless jobs if possible. The chemicals will rub off on rollers eventually too.

You might look into what Ricoh has to offer, Go to: Wide Format Printers | Ricoh USA and if you have any trouble getting someone to call you back let me know. Yes, I work for Ricoh, hope you don't mind. Thank-you.