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Arizona 250GT PBA's, Power Supplies, ATX - hard drive, Gantry umbilical listed on ebay today pulled from working unit that was decommissioned. No print heads as that was the issue with it.

Noticed on ebay that a Arizona 250GT was scrapped, in working condition, and all the parts are for sale.

very hard to come by as they did not print a service manual, PC based, and now with Robin, you have to be licensed and trained on the unit family.

Retired Xerox Technician and Facilitator. Currently working on Oce' and Canon wide format, trained on VP6250 and Jetstreams.

Well, in fact they do have the info, why would YOU expect a reseller to sell parts and know nothing about them, how stupid is that? But I realize you feel the need to jump and spout the normal hogwash found online by idiots.

Follow up on CA4 from Digiprint. I did not receive a pdf file or link to it, or any other instructions. They did finally send a 11 page instructions, showing the various Oce sds tests, but it does help with understanding mounting and alignment of thumb screws

I'm a field tech here working on Oce' and Canon wide format, we are $150/hour, which is pretty low. Oce' Direct is above $400/hour I believe. I adopted the 250GT Arizona to get it producing again, was over-heating and terrible prints, looking real good now. I like the registry has the settings...

I just got a CA4 printhead from Digiprint, no pdf info included, just a box with a printhead, specs on sticker on box, repackaged, but it works. Since Oce' stopped support, there is no training, hence no more service keys, which is a sds license file you put on your laptop, NOT transferable...

not cheap, better off to pay T&M rates to a in state Tech. HP will fly techs around the country to service if needed, at your expense BTW. With phone support from HP, any large machine tech should be able to handle repairs, manuals are obtainable.

still fixing it, stop calling every 15 minutes.