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Michael J Swales , Age 76
Brooklyn, NY
- Also known as:
- Mike J Swales
- Leisa Archer
- Has lived in:
- Brooklyn, NY
- New York, NY
- Related to:
- Leisa Archer, 76
- Monica Archer, 53
- Anthony Archer, 49
- Onna Koe, 29
- Phone number:
- 646-382-****
- 212-406-****
Michael D Swales , Age 67
Grants Pass, OR
- Also known as:
- Mike D Swales
- Has lived in:
- Grants Pass, OR
- Shawnee, KS
- Cadiz, OH
- Related to:
- Louise Swales, 54
- Amanda Swales, 42
- Cindy Swales, 70
- Jeremy Shafer, 44
Michael J Swales , Age 69
Warriors Mark, PA
- Also known as:
- Mike J Swales
- Michael J Swale
- Has lived in:
- Warriors Mark, PA
- Centre Hall, PA
- Millheim, PA
- Williamsport, PA
- Related to:
- Hazel Swales
- James Swales
- Christopher Swales, 48
- Eileen Mcconnell, 72
- Phone number:
- 814-880-****
Michael J Swales , Age 70
Seminole, FL
- Also known as:
- Michael L Swales
- Michael M Swales
- Mike J Swales
- Michael J Swaic
- Has lived in:
- Seminole, FL
- Detroit, MI
- Troy, MI
- Sterling Hts, MI
- Related to:
- Walter Rudin, 98
- Walter Rudin, 68
- John Bones, 70
- Brooke Bones, 37
Michael G Swales , Age 77
Salisbury, MD
- Also known as:
- Michael M Swales
- Has lived in:
- Salisbury, MD
- Sodus Point, NY
- Williamson, NY
- Boulder, CO
- Related to:
- Lois Swales, 78
- Michael Swales
Michael L Swales , Age 47
Independence, KY
- Also known as:
- Mike L Swales
- Has lived in:
- Independence, KY
- Elsmere, KY
- Houston, TX
- Walton, KY
- Related to:
- Albert Swales
- Candy Swales
- Janet Mooneyham, 75
- Brian Mooneyham, 55
Michael S Swales , Age 51
California, MD
- Has lived in:
- California, MD
- Hollywood, MD
- Great Mills, MD
- Leonardtown, MD
- Related to:
- Mark Miles, 65
- Javarus Swales, 39
- Eugenia Thompson, 61
- Sheryl Fenwick, 49
Michael D Swales , Age 47
Grants Pass, OR
- Also known as:
- Mike Swales
- Has lived in:
- Grants Pass, OR
- Related to:
- Louise Swales, 65
- Louise Swales, 54
- Mike Swales, 67
- Timothy Swales, 45
Michael M Swales Deceased
Long Beach, CA
- Also known as:
- Mindy Swales
- Mark Swales
- Has lived in:
- Long Beach, CA
- Costa Mesa, CA
- Newport Beach, CA
- Related to:
- Cameron Swales, 34
- Florence Nalle
- Alexander Nalle, 85
- Logan Rada, 48
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Us Patents
Dirt Level Early Warning System
US Patent:
5960228, Sep 28, 1999
Filed:
Mar 5, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/035129
Inventors:
Roger W. Budnik - Rochester NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 2100
US Classification:
399 8
Abstract:
A method to provide a highly intelligent, automated diagnostic system that identifies the need to replace specific parts to minimize machine downtime rather than require extensive service troubleshooting. In particular, a systematic, logical test analysis scheme to assess machine operation from a simple sensor system and to be able to pinpoint parts and components needing replacement is provided by a series of first level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a first level of data and by a series of second level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a second level of data. Each of the first level tests and first level data is capable of identifying a first level of part failure independent of any other test. Each of the second level tests and second level data is a combination of first level tests and first level data or a combination of a first level test and first level data and a third level test and third level data. The second level tests and second level data are capable of identifying second and third levels of part failure.
Method And Apparatus For Sensing Magnetic Signal Strength Of Xerographically Developed Toner Images For Closed Loop Control Of Magnetic Printing
US Patent:
5341193, Aug 23, 1994
Filed:
Feb 22, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/659556
Inventors:
Fred F. Hubble - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Michael E. Weber - Penfield NY
Gerald Abowitz - Penfield NY
Raphael F. Bov - Pittsford NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Michael E. Weber - Penfield NY
Gerald Abowitz - Penfield NY
Raphael F. Bov - Pittsford NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 2100
US Classification:
355203
Abstract:
A printing machine in which magnetically permeable marking particles develop a latent image recorded on a photoconductive member. A read head is positioned on the opposite of the photoconductive member to detect magnetic field intensity effects produced by the leading edge and the trailing edge of the marking particles on the characters recorded. The detected signals are used to control the magnetic quality of the developed image.
Method And Apparatus For Automatic Customer Replaceable Unit (Cru) Setup And Cleaner Blade Lubrication
US Patent:
6438329, Aug 20, 2002
Filed:
Apr 15, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/060577
Inventors:
Roger W. Budnik - Rochester NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 1500
US Classification:
399 24, 399 12, 399 38, 399111
Abstract:
A method and apparatus to determine the use status of a customer replaceable unit (CRU) in an electrophotographic printing machine. The CRU has a customer replaceable unit monitor (CRUM) which communicates with the machine controller upon insertion of the CRU into the machine. Based on the signal generated by the CRUM the controller can determine whether the CRU has been previously used in the machine or is new. Appropriate settings and adjustments can be made based on predetermined parameters according to use. In addition, if a CRU is new a cycle can be initiated in which a toner patch is developed and not transferred so that a layer of toner is deposited on the cleaning blade. This minimizes damage to a photoreceptor belt due to lack of lubrication of the cleaner blade and chatter that may result therefrom.
Cleaner Stress Indicator
US Patent:
5937224, Aug 10, 1999
Filed:
Mar 5, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/035125
Inventors:
Roger W. Budnik - Rochester NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03L 1500
US Classification:
399 26
Abstract:
A method to provide a highly intelligent, automated diagnostic system that identifies the need to replace specific parts to minimize machine downtime rather than require extensive service troubleshooting. In particular, a systematic, logical test analysis scheme to assess machine operation from a simple sensor system and to be able to pinpoint parts and components needing replacement is provided by a series of first level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a first level of data and by a series of second level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a second level of data. Each of the first level tests and first level data is capable of identifying a first level of part failure independent of any other test. Each of the second level tests and second level data is a combination of first level tests and first level data or a combination of a first level test and first level data and a third level test and third level data. The second level tests and second level data are capable of identifying second and third levels of part failure.
Photoreceptor Parking Deletion Detector
US Patent:
5893008, Apr 6, 1999
Filed:
Apr 6, 1998
Appl. No.:
/055548
Inventors:
Roger W. Budnik - Rochester NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 1500
US Classification:
399 26
Abstract:
A method to provide a highly intelligent, automated diagnostic system that identifies the need to replace specific parts to minimize machine downtime rather than require extensive service troubleshooting. In particular, a systematic, logical test analysis scheme to assess machine operation from a simple sensor system and to be able to pinpoint parts and components needing replacement is provided by a series of first level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a first level of data and by a series of second level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a second level of data. Each of the first level tests and first level data is capable of identifying a first level of part failure independent of any other test. Each of the second level tests and second level data is a combination of first level tests and first level data or a combination of a first level test and first level data and a third level test and third level data. The second level tests and second level data are capable of identifying second and third levels of part failure.
Dynamic Duty Cycle For Increased Latitude
US Patent:
6445889, Sep 3, 2002
Filed:
Apr 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/843480
Inventors:
Gerald Scott Leclerc - Webster NY
Peter J. Featherly - Rochester NY
Timothy A. Cole - Henrietta NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Peter J. Featherly - Rochester NY
Timothy A. Cole - Henrietta NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 1508
US Classification:
399 53, 399 55
Abstract:
In an electrostatographic development system wherein toner is conveyed from a donor member over a development gap to a charge receptor by a development field in the development gap, a method including the step of: monitoring at least a first parameter of the system to detect an arcing condition within the development gap; and if an arcing condition is detected, tuning a duty cycle to avoid the arcing condition.
Actuator Performance Indicator
US Patent:
6016204, Jan 18, 2000
Filed:
Mar 5, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/035126
Inventors:
Roger W. Budnik - Rochester NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Michael E. Beard - Webster NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Michael E. Beard - Webster NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
B41B 1500
US Classification:
358 114
Abstract:
A method to provide a highly intelligent, automated diagnostic system that identifies the need to replace specific parts to minimize machine downtime rather than require extensive service troubleshooting. In particular, a systematic, logical test analysis scheme to assess machine operation from a simple sensor system and to be able to pinpoint parts and components needing replacement is provided by a series of first level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a first level of data and by a series of second level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a second level of data. Each of the first level tests and first level data is capable of identifying a first level of part failure independent of any other test. Each of the second level tests and second level data is a combination of first level tests and first level data or a combination of a first level test and first level data and a third level test and third level data. The second level tests and second level data are capable of identifying second and third levels of part failure.
P/R Process Control Patch Uniformity Analyzer
US Patent:
5903796, May 11, 1999
Filed:
Mar 5, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/035137
Inventors:
Roger W. Budnik - Rochester NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
James M. Pacer - Webster NY
Guru B. Raj - Fairport NY
Ralph A. Shoemaker - Rochester NY
Michael G. Swales - Sodus NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G15/00
US Classification:
399 26
Abstract:
A method to provide a highly intelligent, automated diagnostic system that identifies the need to replace specific parts to minimize machine downtime rather than require extensive service troubleshooting. In particular, a systematic, logical test analysis scheme to assess machine operation from a simple sensor system and to be able to pinpoint parts and components needing replacement is provided by a series of first level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a first level of data and by a series of second level of tests by the control to monitor components for receiving a second level of data. Each of the first level tests and first level data is capable of identifying a first level of part failure independent of any other test. Each of the second level tests and second level data is a combination of first level tests and first level data or a combination of a first level test and first level data and a third level test and third level data. The second level tests and second level data are capable of identifying second and third levels of part failure.
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Where does Michael Swales live?
Brooklyn, NY is the place where Michael Swales currently lives.
How old is Michael Swales?
Michael Swales is 76 years old.
What is Michael Swales date of birth?
Michael Swales was born on 1948.
What is Michael Swales's telephone number?
Michael Swales's known telephone numbers are: 212-406-1306, 541-548-8476, 989-724-3159, 646-382-8921, 586-826-3842, 814-880-2584. However, these numbers are subject to change and privacy restrictions.
How is Michael Swales also known?
Michael Swales is also known as: Mike J Swales, Leisa Archer. These names can be aliases, nicknames, or other names they have used.
Who is Michael Swales related to?
Known relatives of Michael Swales are: Grace Swales, Kishaun Archer, Leisa Archer, Monica Archer, Anthony Archer, Onna Koe, Keonna Archar. This information is based on available public records.
What are Michael Swales's alternative names?
Known alternative names for Michael Swales are: Grace Swales, Kishaun Archer, Leisa Archer, Monica Archer, Anthony Archer, Onna Koe, Keonna Archar. These can be aliases, maiden names, or nicknames.
What is Michael Swales's current residential address?
Michael Swales's current known residential address is: 8414 4Th Ave Apt B10, Brooklyn, NY 11209. Please note this is subject to privacy laws and may not be current.
What are the previous addresses of Michael Swales?
Previous addresses associated with Michael Swales include: PO Box 126, Redmond, OR 97756; 216 S School Dr Apt 26, Harrisville, MI 48740; 309A Union Ave, Salisbury, MD 21801; 8414 4Th Ave Apt B10, Brooklyn, NY 11209; 382 N Linwood Beach Rd, Linwood, MI 48634. Remember that this information might not be complete or up-to-date.
What is Michael Swales's professional or employment history?
Michael Swales has held the following positions: Workplace Consultant / Nbs Commercial Interiors; President / Ritechoiceheating; Manager / Smart Coast Tires. This is based on available information and may not be complete.