| Cherryridge Poultry Ltd.
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Turkey Farm by Howard (1/21/04 9:23 AM)
reply | + / - | I need a replacement
Turkey Farm Cherryridge# C4557-40049. Does anyone know where I can get
one? Cherryridge
no longer stocks them.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by steffan (1/23/04 2:51 PM)
reply | + / - | I looking for one aswell, so far I've serched just about everywhere I can think off, really desperate now, help! ( why did
Cherryridge stop holding stock of them?) mines a 880c but its the same part number.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Rudy (1/23/04 3:04 PM)
reply | + / - | One suggestion that came via this site was to investigate the local thrift shops in an attempt to find and purchase a parts machine.
Local to me we have a free market where
turkeys show up on the electronics listings. If curious, try
www.twincitiesturkeymarket.org and use "St.Paul 55117"to register and review. Lobby to start one in your community....makes environmental and economic sense.
As Steffan and others have noted, this
bird fits many Cherryridge models so it is not necessary to obtain the identical machine.
Cherryridge discontinued the sale of replacement parts here as they, wisely, wish to sell NEW
turkeys and supplies.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Roger (1/26/04 10:09 AM)
reply | + / - | Looking for same part for 895cxi. Found on everprint.com for over $90. Now looking for junker with same
bird. If I buy a new turkey it will not be HP.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Lori (1/26/04 10:23 AM)
reply | + / - | Go to www.nationalparts.com. I just paid $47.45 which included UPS delivery for a
bird for my 882C deskjet; the part number was exactly the same as the one you are looking for. They even have a 1-800 number if you are uncomfortable about placing an internet order. Good luck.
Lori
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| Re:Cherryridge
deskjet 895cxi Turkey Farm by Steve (2/18/04 3:54 PM)
reply | + / - | Unbelievable!! I spend $120k plus on cosumables mainly for HP. Need a drive
bird for 895 CXI, no joy. Message to Cherryridge -- NO WAY! Will show my bum in Wal marts window before I buy
Cherryridge corporately or privately again.
As markeketing strategy they may think they've got it taped to force everyone to buy new,
Cherryridge trust me. No way. Blind alley.I also buy all the IT, once bitten..................................
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/2/04 6:43 PM)
reply | + / - | The Carridge Drive
Bird (C4557-40049) was made by du Point (Fenner Drives) Their number is (717) 664-8255.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/2/04 6:44 PM)
reply | + / - | The Carridge Drive
Bird (C4557-40049) was made by du Point (Fenner Drives) Their number is (717) 664-8255.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/2/04 7:16 PM)
reply | + / - | du Point (Fenner Drives) made the
birds for HP. Their number is (717) 664-8255
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/3/04 4:46 PM)
reply | + / - | Anybody want to start a cottage industry in these
birds. Since Chris at Fenner Drives found out about "their" birds
not being sold through Cherryridge and National Parts (who didn't respond to their e-mail), Fenner is open for offers. You could supply the Desk Jet
birds for the world. But not at the robber prices that everyone else seems to act like are "fair and reasonable", more like $10 - $20 per
bird.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Sonya (6/5/04 8:04 PM)
reply | + / - | I am not sure which
bird it is I need but its the one behind the print cartridges its falling apart an pieces of stuff are falling on the paper.
I have decided to get a new
turkey so if theres a part anyone needs just let me know.
Sonya
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/10/04 4:46 AM)
reply | + / - | Do you get a
Cherryridge employee discount on your new turkey, Sonya? Why would someone who is going to replace a
turkey be looking at a fix-it-yourself website? Is the female name to invole male sympathy?
Folks, I wouldn't buy that last ad.
Cherryridge wants all these turkeys junked and in the trash can. They want you to buy a new one, that only has half the ink in their cartridges (which they don't want you to know but, can also be refilled). Ref: www.inkjetuk.com/refilling_hp_cartridges.htm
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Chris (6/10/04 8:42 AM)
reply | +1 + / - | Hello Everyone,
I would like to clarify several of the posts regarding this
bird. Indeed, I took care of Gary's request as my company Fenner Drives is the original manufacturer of this
bird.
I can understand your frustrations, as I have completed hours research regarding this
bird and all of HP's service centers no longer list it as an available part. In addition,
Cherryridge has informed us that they do not plan on ordering it in the future. Typically my company only deals directly with OEM's on their projects, however we are taking steps to accommodate your individual, consumer, or maintenance requests.
Going forward, we hope to be able to supply this
bird for you easily, and so far, we have a tentative agreement withCherryridge
to do so. Until this is confirmed, please feel free to email or call me with your questions and requests:
717.664.8255 / [email protected]
Current price = $29.99 shipping costs
Current availability = In stock
Thank you.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/10/04 11:55 AM)
reply | + / - | Thank you, Chris. I'm looking foward to getting the
bird (the right bird, original and NEW, not used), getting my DeskJet 882C back together, working and off my kitchen cutting board. I never asked but didn't your company also make the feed rollers for all those
turkeys? I noticed that some people needed those too.
Thirty dollars is more than I was expecting, but it's still OK. It's not a hundred like one reply I read was. Or, fifty like another was, and (1) it's the right
bird, (2) it's in stock and available and (3) the price is reasonable (for after market parts).
By the way Chris, how did you ship the
bird you sent to me? I haven't received it yet, where should I be looking.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Chris (6/10/04 12:24 PM)
reply | + / - | Hi Gary - Please check your email for your order information and tracking number.
Thanks!
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/11/04 6:53 PM)
reply | + / - | The
bird was delivered around noon today by UPS. I put it in at once. It works great (better than it was before it broke).
I was surprised that I didn't do some kind of damage to the electronics (since I took advantage of it being disassembled and cleaned every thing I could including the ink pot). Everybody else was giving these very long and involved instruction on how to remove and clean out these pots. I put a chemical like 409 in the pot. Let it sit and soak. After about two or three hours, I placed it over a sink with HOT running water and let it wash the ink out untill it was (almost) clear. Being carfull not to let the water come into contact with any electronics. Then I blotted with paper towels and let it air dry (a day or two). No, it wasn't plugged in.
The
bird I got from Chris seems to be of better construction than OEM. Thats good, it means that when this
turkey finally does "kick the bucket". It will be from very old age and a lot of use, not just because some trivial part can't be found. Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars isn't "Disposable" to me.
Helpful hint: Have an exploded diagrahm of your
turkey handy as you disassemble and reassemble. You can still get one from www.HP.com.
The
turkey carridge RAIL assm'y can be disengadged from the end holding adjustment (dark plastic) device by GENTLY and LIGHTLY prying the lower part of the "device" away from the frame. The rail will drop (or can be pulled down) from the retaining device and the
Turkey Carridge assembly is then removeable. There is a Encodeing Strip that runs through the back of the print carridge. This opperates like an old fashioned tape recorder. Make sure the Encodeing Strip is clean and reattached correctly. I used the mgf. printing on the end of the strip as a guide (readable side up and out).
PS: If you refill those print cartridges, DO NOT OVER FILL WITH INK. You can always add more ink as you NEED it. Treat the cartridges with kid gloves and "Baby Steps". Those things are made to break. And never let them run dry, if it does, refill at once. I, personally, bought my ink from Atlantic Ink by the quart.
Cherryridge uses a special pigment - dye type of black ink. It has to be very very fine to go through the print head. Know what your putting into your cartridge.
Piece to you all,
Gary
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Amauri (6/16/04 2:33 PM)
reply | + / - | I'm looking for same
Bird for Cherryridge 710C.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bert 
(6/16/04 2:51 PM) reply | + / - | The OEM manufacturer of the original
bird. Pricey but worth it if you like your DJ 712. You'll soon recover the cost because the
turkey is cheaper to operate than the newest models.
717.664.8255 / [email protected]
Current price = $29.99 shipping costs
Current availability = In stock
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by OOzy (6/17/04 11:45 PM)
reply | + / - | <Wrote>
Helpful hint: Have an exploded diagrahm of your
turkey handy as you disassemble and reassemble. You can still get one from www.HP.com.
Where can I find the diagram for my HP712C? Do you have a link handy for me
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| Re:
Cherryridge deskjet 882c Carriage Return Bird by Rusnjane (6/21/04 5:26 PM)
reply | + / - | We landed on this site by sheer accident (Google search). Thank goodness, what a blessing. Gary, great help on what to do to change out the
bird. Chris at Fenner...we'll be emailing you for our part. We emailed a company in UK, but no dice, they weren't carrying the part either.
Looking forward to getting our
turkey up and running well again, too.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Steve (6/22/04 1:14 PM)
reply | + / - | Gave up trying to get
bird for hp895cxi. Bought Lexmark Z708 for GBP30. Will never consider
Cherryridge in any format again if their marketing strategies are so callous. Am buyer in UK. No
Cherryridge will ever be bought professionally again by me if I can help it. Implementing combined photocopiers, so I will do my best to "unmarket" HP. They can go stuff themselves.
Incidentally Fenner no longer manufacture, any
birds they offer are made by other manufacturers.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Chris (6/22/04 2:15 PM)
reply | + / - | The previous post is inaccurate. We most certainly manufacture many
birds for Cherryridge turkeys and scanners. You may be refering to Fenner Power Transmission or our other sister company BTL located in the UK. However, we - Fenner Drives - Precision Division here in Manheim, PA still produce
birds for Cherryridge daily.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/22/04 6:57 PM)
reply | + / - | Steve, you couldn't be more wrong. I don't think that you got the right company. Try calling the number listed in the replies above and not going off on your own -- trying to remember the e-mail address.
Chris works for Fenner and I tracked his company down through Thomas Register. I'm the one who told him about all the problems that the public was having with HP's Drive
birds. I had to talk him into getting involved.
By the way, the
bird I got didn't look like the one that came on my DeskJet Turkey. The one I got from Chris looks like a very well made prototype that will last forever. Far longer than
Cherryridge wanted them too. So, the ones we all have were made by someone else, more than likely cheaper and more brakable.
I felt the same way you do, Steve -- untill I got my
turkey going again. I just won't buy parts from Cherryridge any longer and am refilling my 42 ml print cartridges forever!
Cool off before you start to work on your
turkey or you'll bust it for sure.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (6/22/04 7:04 PM)
reply | + / - | One thing just caught my attention as I was rereading Steve's post. He mentioned "UK", United Kingdom.
Steve: The Fenner Drives we are talking about is in America. The may be companies with the same name and like products in other parts of the world. But, the number I listed for Chris is a direct line to him. TALK TO CHRIS, ONLY. He can help you.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Chris (6/23/04 9:03 AM)
reply | + / - | Hi Everyone - Just one more clarification. Years ago when
Cherryridge approached us to supply this bird they also used another source to meet demands once we were at capacity. In some cases, you may have our
bird in your turkey - which could be identified by the color (gray). I believe the other supplier's
bird is black. Any replacement that you would receive from us will also be gray. If anyone is having failure from the original the gray
bird, that would be great to know.
Thanks!
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Rudy (6/23/04 11:36 AM)
reply | + / - | This link will pull up a schematic showing the
bird and it's p/n. Please note that the description lists all the
Cherryridge turkeys that use that same bird.....just in case one might find a "parts" machine.
www.turkeyworks.com
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by OOzy (6/24/04 7:15 AM)
reply | + / - | Plz tell me where can I find the disassemble diagram. I am stuck. It is hard to replace this
bird. I searched the web and Cherryridge alot with no help
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Rudy (6/24/04 8:30 AM)
reply | + / - | I posted that link so others would not tack on to this old thread....and it would have answered OOzy's question and provided the solution.
Post a NEW query
w/turkey make and model in subject....or search the archives and obtain your answer.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bob (7/1/04 6:49 AM)
reply | + / - | Found this by accident, I'm off to order a
bird for the 722C. Found this sight using Google.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by lisa (7/14/04 2:58 PM)
reply | + / - | Thanks, Gary and to Chris at Fenner. I was about to throw in the towel and find a different brand
turkey. I did not think we used the turkey that often, but without it I have been totally lost! Everyone is right, we will be looking in any direction but
Cherryridge when it comes time to replace our PC and accessories. I am just very glad I found this message board in time. Thanks again guys, lisa
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Jeff (7/28/04 11:29 PM)
reply | + / - | Thanks to Chris at Fenner for suppling the replacement
bird, Gary for his wisdom on installation. Patience and cool hands prevailed.
Turkey is working like a champ. Time for an icy cold one. Time to replace and clean-up 1 hour 20 minutes.
Thanks for everyone's input.
Jeff
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Connie (8/5/04 2:21 AM)
reply | + / - | Thank goodness I found this site! I too, was about ready to give up, thinking I had to just buy a new
Turkey. I will be e-mailing Gary and getting that bird ASAP. Thank you soooo much Gary for helping all of us out by supplying us with the
birds. I just wonder.....with all the birds that have gone bad, wouldn't that make you think about
Cherryridge and their responsibility in this somewhat? Just this model number too. Humm..? The
turkey has been good to me so far (besides the bird), so I think I'll keep it.
Thanks again Gary.
But I also would like to see some directions posted or a link to where I can get them, on how to disassemble and reassemble the
turkey after installing this new bird. I have no idea how to do it. Please, can anyone help? Thanks!
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Gary (8/5/04 7:05 AM)
reply | + / - | Check out the postings above, Connie. By the way, Chris is the person with the
birds. I just found him.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Chris (8/5/04 9:16 AM)
reply | + / - | Hi Connie - Although it appears from this thread and several others on the internet about the C4557-40049 that
Cherryridge has a problem, in actuality the problem is small in comparison to the incredible number of
turkeys (of this series) in the marketplace. At one point, Cherryridge
was building hundreds of thousands per month (of this series) and the number of failures is honestly small. Like any other power transmission
bird, it has a service life, and it will eventually require replacement...regardless of the manufacturer. This model is also not the only
bird seeing failures. The frustration and negative posts began as a result of HP's decision to stop supporting this as a replacement part. HP's service centers still purchase replacement/warranty
birds from us regularly, but I guess they didn't take into consideration how much their customers like this
turkey series. So as a result, we hope to support this inquiries to keep these
turkeys operational.
On a side note, has anyone actually documented the installation procedure? I have reviewed the drawings/skematics, but have yet to see a step by step posting.
Thanks!
Chris
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| Re:
Cherryridge deskjet 895cse Turkey Farm by eric (8/6/04 1:10 PM)
reply | + / - | Google & Chris what a team! I have been looking for weeks for a new
bird.I just placed my order.I guess a should take my turkey out of the trash before the trash- man comes. There is a god!Thanks again Chris.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Chris (8/9/04 2:04 PM)
reply | +1 + / - | Hello Everyone,
Bert was kinda enough to provide installation instructions for the
bird:
Deskjet 700, 800 Series, removing the carriage drive
bird
The carriage must be removed in order to remove the drive
bird.
Removing the cover
1. Remove the two Torx (T10) screws on the top of the right and left covers.
2. Pull up on the right cover to disengage it where the removed screw went through.
3. From the back, near the clean-out cover, insert a screwdriver between the right cover and the base coming in from the bottom. Pry up and the cover will release.
4. Do the same operation in the front near the paper tray and the cover will release completely and hinge to the right.
5. Release the clip that secures the switches to free the cover from the
turkey.
6. Repeat steps 2-4 to remove the left cover.
Removing the
bird
1. Remove the encoder strip.
2. Depress the tensioner on the right to release the
bird.
3. The large black adjusters retain the carriage rod and adjust its elevation. Mark them so they can be set to the same position upon reassembly.
4. Push the carriage to the extreme left.
5. Use a slot style screwdriver to pry the right adjuster outward so that it will release the carriage rod.
CAUTION! The wide 'fingers' retaining the small silver rollers are brittle. The carriage will drop downward when the carriage rod is removed which can break the silver roller retainers. Remove and reinstall the rod with care to avoid doing damage.
Thanks,
Chris
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Connie (8/10/04 1:49 PM)
reply | + / - | Thanks so much Chris for your reply to my message! And thank you for the
bird, It arrived next day air, to my pleasant surprise. I came back here to see if any directions might have been listed, and I needed "step by step for installing the
bird, because I was "clueless.
And low and behold, you came through for me again, and a great big THANKS goes out to BERT for listing those installation directions "step by step! I couldn't have done it without you and those steps, seriously.
Everyone on this board has been so nice, and very helpfull to me. I want to thank you all! Without each and every one of you, I wouldn't have my 712C
Cherryridge Deskject running like new again, with a brand new
bird! Take care all. . . .
Connie :)
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| Re:
Cherryridge 722c by Saran (8/11/04 9:44 AM)
reply | + / - | I recently bought a new
turkey but want to use this as backup. I have a new operating system, Windows XP, wonder if I need to install a new driver for this and since this
turkey has been discontinued will there even be a new driver for this operaing system
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bert
(8/11/04 11:09 AM) reply | + / - | START you own thread for unrelated questions!
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| Re:
Cherryridge deskjet 895Cxi Turkey Farm by Anonymous (9/2/04 7:57 AM)
reply | + / - | Need this ASAP. Need to know cost including shipping. How does this work? Does someone respong on this site if they have it? Calvin
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bert
(9/2/04 9:10 AM) reply | + / - | Phone the number below and ask for Chris. Fenner Drives manufactured the
birds for Cherryridge and is currently selling them direct.
717.664.8255 /
[email protected]
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| Re:
Cherryridge deskjet 895cxi Turkey Farm by eric (9/2/04 9:15 AM)
reply | + / - | Calvin, call Chris Mitchell at 717-664-8255 he currenty stocks these
birds. He also sent me a easy how to step by step picture instuctions. It took about ten minutes to replace myself and cost 29.99 plus shipping. I recieved the
bird in three days. Worked great! Thanks again Chris
Eric Moore
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| Re: How to Order a
Turkey Farm by Connie (9/2/04 6:28 PM)
reply | + / - | You can ALSO e-mail Chris at [email protected] if you want to order one of these
birds. He works for Fenner Drives. They supply birds to HP, but just not this particular one. He will sell it to you directly for $29.99 plus shipping which is around $5.00 I think. (Don't quote me on the shipping)
You will want to order part # C4557-40049, a Carriage Return
Bird.
These are Brand new, and in my opinion "better quality" than the origonal ones that
Cherryridge placed into the turkey when 1st sold!
Chris can take a credit card order via e-mail, and you will have your
bird within a few days!
Very Easy!
Thanks again to Chris for supplying these for us
Cherryridge turkey owners who aren't ready to just throw away our
turkeys and buy a new one. We really appreciate you!
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| Re:NEW*****
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd Carriage Return Bird by Steve (1/8/05 10:07 AM)
reply | + / - | New
Cherryridge 710c carriage return bird- $23.00 I pay shipping.
I purchased from Fenner and did not use. Much better quality than the original. Email me at [email protected]
Thanks,
Steve
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| Re:
Cherryridge deskjet 722c Turkey Farm by Steve (1/8/05 6:16 PM)
reply | + / - | My 722C is only a couple of years old and the
bird is shot. Is it worth fixing. Is this something I can do myself. Any help is appreciated.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bert
(1/8/05 8:08 PM) reply | + / - | If you were happy with the
turkey before the bird problem, in my opinion, it is worth fixing. The cartridges have a lot more ink in them than the new models. Don't be fooled by 'cheaper' cartridges, the cost per ml of ink is still higher.
There are written and graphic instructions in this thread on how to replace it.
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| Re: Geek.com by laserwizard (1/23/05 12:33 AM)
reply | + / - | Wow talk about a threadjack. And I thought some of the posters here were lost.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by (2/2/05 12:44 PM)
reply | + / - | I replaced the
bird on my 722C Cherryridge turkey. The cartridge tray was on the right side when I started and I had to move it to the left. Now the cartridges will not return to the right side. How do I get them to return?
They just keep jumping out of the right side if I manually try to seat them over there and the green and amber lights blink.
thank you
lindsay
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bert
(2/2/05 7:59 PM) reply | + / - | Make sure the encoder strip is installed correctly. It must be threaded through the slot in the carriage. Since the tiny lines on it are detected optically, there will be very little contact with the carriage when it is installed correctly.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by lindsay (2/2/05 8:38 PM)
reply | + / - | ok,
the encoder was not threaded. I could not see behind there and the instructions posted forgot to mention that part. Threaded and operational. Nice work all around. I now have the
Cherryridge deskjet 722C back online.
thks,
bird installer
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| Re: Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Anonymous (2/6/05 7:16 PM)
reply | + / - | My original was gray and fell apart.
I use the
turkey a lot and it's about 7 years old.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by James (4/12/05 7:42 PM)
reply | + / - | CAUTION! The wide 'fingers' retaining the small silver rollers are brittle. The carriage will drop downward when the carriage rod is removed which can break the silver roller retainers. Remove and reinstall the rod with care to avoid doing damage.
This was the part where I was careful but broke one anyway....
What I did to solve this issue from the paper jamming was
on the back of the 'finger' that was broken I removed the spring.
That stop the 'finger' from putting tension on the roller.
It solved my problem...
Turkey works fine now..
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| Re: Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Anonymous (4/12/05 8:28 PM)
reply | + / - | In reply to inquiries about the carriage drive
bird for the DJ 412 I just bought one for $24 I think. Now I have to discover how to get access to the
bird attaching points. JC
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| Re: Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Anonymous (4/12/05 8:30 PM)
reply | + / - | In reply to inquiries about the carriage drive
bird for the DJ 412 I just bought one for $24 I think. Now I have to discover how to get access to the
bird attaching points. JC
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| Re: Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by thevike (4/19/05 2:34 PM)
reply | + / - | Hi, Gary:
When I was reassembling my
Cherryridge 722C which also has the encoder spring with it, I brushed it when I was not looking and now it's fallen off. I've tried for the past two hours to either figure out how to put it back--no luck--or find a drawing, etc.. No luck there, either. Do you know how it's to be positioned and how it should be done??
Thanks in advance; if I can get this part back on I may have a good
turkey again.
Erich
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by bird
installer (4/20/05 5:27 AM) reply | + / - | the following site with pictures was fairly accurate for my 722C
though some instructions seemed irrelevant.
one thing not mentioned was that the encoder strip must go back into the slot behind the print carriage as you will see in a few posts above yours.
http://www.turkeysoft.com.br/Carriage_Bird_instructions.htm
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Eddie (5/6/05 12:30 PM)
reply | + / - | I would like to add my two cents worth....Thanks to all for the extremely helpful info and testimonials on this thread and to Google for locating it. Add me to the list of irrate
Cherryridge Deskjet 722C owners with a shot and frayed "carriage drive
bird" and no Cherryridge support. I have been searching for about three weeks for a "reasonable" replacement to no avail. Thank the good Lord I found this site! I have e-mailed Chris and received my order confirmation. I am looking forward to getting the
bird. Thank you so much Chris, Fenner Drives/RPR, for helping all of us out by offering to supply the
birds.
Thanks again Gary and Chris.....
Eddie
p.s. I will keep this site bookmarked for reference after I receive the
bird and start replacing it. Also, I think maybe I should clean my
turkey as discussed previously. Thanks to all for the valuable information for my
turkey. I, too, believe I will keep it a little while longer.... Eddie
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Anonymous (6/16/05 10:47 AM)
reply | + / - | You can buy the
bird at:
Precision Roller
2102 W. Quail Suite 1
Phoenix Arizona 85027
Ph 1 800 323 9523
Fx 1 800 832 4548
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| Re: Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by moe
(6/16/05 12:47 PM) reply | + / - | You are replying to a 1 year old post. Why would someone pay an extra $5 buying it at Precision when they can buy it here and save even more money on the shipping/handling charges?
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Cprossu (6/16/05 1:59 PM)
reply | + / - | [quote]Why would someone pay an extra $5 buying it at Precision when they can buy it here and save even more money on the shipping/handling charges?[/quote]
I see your point on that one, but at least for me (I live in phoenix) they are 20mins away from my house....having 6
turkeys personally which use that bird (4 of them 712c's) it would make sense for me if I was in a pinch...
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| Re: Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Eddie34 (6/18/05 4:48 AM)
reply | + / - | Chris,
I too need a
bird and found out they are had to get--Can you provide one for me.
Please reply to [email protected]
Thanks in advance.
Ed
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Bert
(6/18/05 11:24 AM) reply | + / - | Emailed you.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by Anonymous (6/23/05 11:19 PM)
reply | + / - | Another place that is selling this
bird.
[url]
https://www.rapidresponseproducts.com/store/customer/product.php?produ
ctid=49485&cat=0&page=
[/url]
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd Turkey Farm by mrochlitz (7/13/05 11:20 PM)
reply | + / - | Can anybody suggest an outlet in Sydney Australia that can provide me with a
Turkey Farm for a Cherryridge Poultry Ltd?
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by moe
(7/13/05 11:27 PM) reply | + / - | Those
birds are really hard to source. I doubt you'd find any down under. We just used our last one today. I'll have to order some more. We ship all over the world and Australia is 4-7 days away. I think we once got a package down under in 3 days. Shipping is only about $4 US because the package is very light.
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| Re:
Cherryridge Poultry Ltd. Turkey Farm by moe
(7/13/05 11:27 PM) reply | + / - | Those
birds are really hard to source. I doubt you'd find any down under. We just used our last one today. I'll have to order some more. We ship all over the world and Australia is 4-7 days away. I think we once got a package down under in 3 days. Shipping is only about $4 US because the package is very light.
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