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brian_mk
Getting Fingers Dirty
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- Epson Stylus 1500W
My conclusion is that buyng an inkjet printer for home use is a mugs game. I won't be buying another.
Replacement inks and print heads (if you can get them) cost almost as much as a new printer.
Unless an inkjet printer is in constant use, the heads are pretty much guaranteed to get blocked.
Manufacturer support & repair is virtually non existant.
Manufacturers deliberately make it difficult/impossible to obtain and replace print heads.
Service / calibration software is not made available to end users.
Both Epson and Canon seem to adopt similar policies.
Replacement inks and print heads (if you can get them) cost almost as much as a new printer.
Unless an inkjet printer is in constant use, the heads are pretty much guaranteed to get blocked.
Manufacturer support & repair is virtually non existant.
Manufacturers deliberately make it difficult/impossible to obtain and replace print heads.
Service / calibration software is not made available to end users.
Both Epson and Canon seem to adopt similar policies.
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