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18-06-2007, 04:23 PM
Originally Posted by Snorri the Priest 
'Twasn't just the ink consumption/price that put me off HP - the little motor that operates the paper feed packed in before the printer was 3 months old!
The HP replaced an Epson SC740 which was s/h, but had worked perfectly until a dog ran over it (
). It was never quite the same after that, even when I had it fixed.The end result is that I trust Epson (the dog incident was not their fault!) and I don't trust HP (although their brown sauce is OK).
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18-06-2007, 04:28 PM
Originally Posted by nero
the reason they're telling you to soak them is that the carts will draw the water up through the print-heads. i think it's a cop-out on their part, they should have sealed the print-heads with cling wrap or cellophane to stop them drying out. explain this to them, and ask for a refund !!
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18-06-2007, 04:53 PM
Originally Posted by nero
heh, heh, try the brown sauce to clean the print-heads ( I'M ONLY JOKING ) have you seen what it does to a dirty coin !!
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18-06-2007, 06:39 PM
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21-06-2007, 03:23 PM
you CAN do it, and save yourself a fortune !!
as i said before, this printer prints A3 size photos, that's why i don't use it a lot, unless i've taken a pic i really like and want to frame it.
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