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expired Posted by reptarSnax • May 1, 2023
May 1, 2023 9:04 PM
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I'm not sure what the solution is because it is nearly the same price to replace the printer as a full replacement set of Canon toner cartridges.
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If you have people that jam the ADF (usually stapled papers) you'll end up having to replace that part because a plastic pin on the rod breaks. The other end of the rod is metal but the other end is plastic!
Not sure how their 3 year warranty works as I only fixed them after the 1 year was up. B&H doesn't mention warranty. Just Amazon mentions 3 year limited warranty.
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If you have people that jam the ADF (usually stapled papers) you'll end up having to replace that part because a plastic pin on the rod breaks. The other end of the rod is metal but the other end is plastic!
Not sure how their 3 year warranty works as I only fixed them after the 1 year was up. B&H doesn't mention warranty. Just Amazon mentions 3 year limited warranty.
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I'm not sure what the solution is because it is nearly the same price to replace the printer as a full replacement set of Canon toner cartridges.
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High yield option also available for $299/set of 4. There seem to be some coupon options from the same company that may give you a better price. Can't comment on quality of these YB brand replacements, just that there is at least one generic option on the market now.
I think one of the reasons these particular Canon cartridges are more expensive, not just because this is a new model, is because Canon has built in the drum into the toner cartridge. Would imagine that once there are more options on the generic market, competition between the generic providers will drive those prices down.
I'm not sure what the solution is because it is nearly the same price to replace the printer as a full replacement set of Canon toner cartridges.
I am looking for some sort of a printer possibly a monochrome laser or possibly an ink jet with tanks to refill rather than an OEM ink cartridge. Epson Ecotank printers or some Canon ink jets that also have tanks rather than ink cartridges but all appear to have problems with paper feeding straight through or some other failing, other than the obvious problems of water based ink copies being ruined/damaged by water.
I bought a couple of the Samsung AIO Color printers from Fry's back in the day, but HP purchased the printer business from Samsung, and that ended the compatible toners for the Samsungs. I put both of those printers in the Trash Can to prevent someone from getting those units, and buying oem toners, @ ~ 2X the original cost of the printer, or buying compatible toners that were garbage. OBTW HP has made my DO NOT BUY LIST!
I still have a functional Brother MFC-8660DN that I have not been able to get it to work with Windows 11...Anyone know where I can get a driver that will work for me?
I am looking for some sort of a printer possibly a monochrome laser or possibly an ink jet with tanks to refill rather than an OEM ink cartridge. Epson Ecotank printers or some Canon ink jets that also have tanks rather than ink cartridges but all appear to have problems with paper feeding straight through or some other failing, other than the obvious problems of water based ink copies being ruined/damaged by water.
I bought a couple of the Samsung AIO Color printers from Fry's back in the day, but HP purchased the printer business from Samsung, and that ended the compatible toners for the Samsungs. I put both of those printers in the Trash Can to prevent someone from getting those units, and buying oem toners, @ ~ 2X the original cost of the printer, or buying compatible toners that were garbage. OBTW HP has made my DO NOT BUY LIST!
I still have a functional Brother MFC-8660DN that I have not been able to get it to work with Windows 11...Anyone know where I can get a driver that will work for me?
Other options are actually forcing one of the newer MFC drivers on the computer, but printing to a LPR port driver. That sometimes works.
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