Xerox 2600
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Advertisment for Xerox 2300, 2600, 3109, 3300, 3450
Rank Xerox 2600 copier at RX Venray in 1979
Below is a TV comercial of the Xerox 2600
| SPECIFICATIONS | |
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| Copy speed (per minute) | 12. First copy after 14 seconds. |
| Paper tray | 250 sheets. |
| Output tray capacity | n/a |
| Finisher/sorter |  |
| Staple function | |
| Reduction/zoom | |
| Document handler | |
| Dimension and weight | |
| Depth | 72 (cm) / 28.3 (inches) |
| Width | 83 (cm) / 32.7 (inches) |
| Height | 34 (cm) / 13.4 (inches) |
| Weight | 98 (K grams) / 218 (Lbs) |
| Floor space requirements | 1.5 x 1.6 (meters) / 4 x 5.2 (feet) |
Tengo una fotocopiadora y me gustaría saber si tiene algún valor.
XEROX2600
Hola a todos : Poseo varias placas principales de los modelos 2600, 3100 y 3107. Les pregunto ¿ Alguien posee informacion del harware de dichas placas? Yo solo poseo informacion de diagnostico electrico y mecanico para reparacion en campo de dichos equipos pero no tienen informacion de los IC de dichas placas. Agradeceria mucho informacion al reapecto. Saludos
Fui técnico em 1976 quem não se lembra de Teresópolis centro de treinamento bons tempos atendi muita 2600 3100 3107
Verdade Sérgio. A minha primeira experiência na Xerox foram com as 2600 em 1989 e o CTT para minha filial era em Curitiba. Eu era responsável por um território(usavam esse termo na época) de 2600. Nostalgia mesmo…
Are you kidding, I was a Xerox rep and i can still recite the Xerox 2600 demo that I had to learn before leaving for Leesberg, VA. “For years Xerox has marketed copiers designed to satisfy the requirements of many different businesses…….”
Wow!
No way! We were in the Seattle branch together. Hope life has treated you well. I have to say that starting a career in sales at Xerox has set me up for life.
The 2600/3100 family were no fun to service. But nothing was in the early ’80s
Not looking at a picture of this machine for a long time. It was my favorite copier. I learned to repair this equipment at the age of 12 years old and now I am 43, I still remember many parts: module, fuser, the feeder bands, clutch, bands transportation, sensor transport, PCB, PS, roller rubber foam the development unit, doctor blade, triac, lamp, and many more. I worked at Xerox from age 17 to 22 in Mexico and went technician for 18 years.
Here in Argentina during the 80’s the 2600s were all the rage for making paper masters for small offset shops. Many customers even asked us to disconnect the motion sensor and trick the PCB into believing the fuser were already up to temp. With this configuration, the copy always ended in a paper jam condition, where the operator could then open the machine and pick up the unfused master, to do any cleaning and touch up before hand-fusing it!
I actually have one in the back of my truck that i dont know what to do with it! is it worth anything?
I loved the little 2600’s. I can’t imagine Xrox made any money off of them, but they made beautiful copies. ALL of mine – every single one – beats he targets by huge margins. Like the 3109, the exposure lamp was key on these machines. Someone finally got their head out of their backside and replaced those old steel unicovers with the plastic equivalent.
I forgot about the unicover
I still chuckle to myself when I think back on these 2600s – they actually had rudimentary diagnostics! …for a copier that was so slow, you could hand-write a copy off of the original before the copier was finished scanning the document. Someone in Webster’s electronics R & D department might have been gunning for a promotion…. The monocoque cover was a trip, too: loosen the four Faston flat head screws and the whole thing came off. If you were in a hurry to clean out the optics cavity dashpot, you could get to it in record time – as… Read more »