Up until now I've liked mine too. But the sucker is actually turning
paper into accordion sheets.
My clients are starting to complain ;-)
On Jan 18, 2009, at 9:58 PM, Ray Horton wrote:
I love my AP2610 (not everyone on the list with one does). But it
does jam sometimes, usually when the paper supply gets small.
Whenever it thinks it is jammed but is not (such as when it tries to
pick up paper from a low stack and fails) just find the small door
on the top, (near the back) and pull it open and shut. (After you
have added more paper, obviously.) The printer will then realize
it's OK. That trick saves a lot of time.
Raymond Horton
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 18 Jan 2009 at 18:04, Allen Fisher wrote:
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My laser printer ( a Rico AP2610) pretty much jams every time I
try to use it.
The causes of this kind of thing that can be remedied:
1. dirty rollers -- open it up and use a cotton swab and rubbing
alcohol to clean them thoroughly.
2. cheap paper -- sometimes a batch of paper is too thin/too thick/
etc. and just doesn't work with a printer. Paper that is too dry
can also cause this problem.
3. static electricity -- in the winter, this can cause pages to
stick together and misfeed. The only solution is to up the humidity
to reduce the occurrence of static electricity. Your sinuses will
thank for your this.
But there are also things that can't be remedied without a service
call from a tech, which is usually going to run a minimum of $150.
With new laser printers costing $200, it's hard to justify that.
I have a perfectly good PS laser that has a problem, but replacing
the component to make it work would cost about $250. The printer
itself cost only $600 back in 2001, so I've put it back in the box
in hopes that something magical will happen (e.g., a bird will drop
a box with the needed part on my front step).
Really, there's no reason I shouldn't just give it away to someone
who is willing to spend the $250 to end up with a usable printer,
while I can invest the same amount in a brand-new printer.
But I procrastinate and do nothing!
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