On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 8:14 PM, Ranbo ran...@gmail.com wrote:
So would using a refurb/generic void the warranty? Can't find mine.
Merely using an ink or toner not made by the manufacturer of the
printer will not void any warranty. However, if said cartridge, toner
or ink, were to leak and
What do you mean by I use the in my Canon fax/printer with great results?
Thanks
Randall
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 8:24 PM, t.piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
On Jan 8, 2010, at 4:13 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
The quality of the recycling is key. Some just refill. Others clean,
strip and
I think he was trying to say he uses them.
I just got a cartridge for the church Dell/all-in-one and it states
on the invoice refurbished.
Paid about half the price of a new one from Dell.
Stewart
At 04:35 PM 1/9/2010, you wrote:
What do you mean by I use the in my Canon fax/printer with
*My Canon literature implies that getting the OEM Canon toner will extend
the life of the printer. Anyone know if there is any evidence that this
would be true?
Randall
*
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 8:43 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
revsamarsh...@earthlink.net wrote:
The two I mentioned will replace
*He uses the OEM toner catridges? Guess we'll have to see what he says.
BTW, the cartridge on InkSmiles is new (the only one they have) and costs
as much as the Canon OEM and more than from Staples. The other site you
mentioned has them (says built from scratch) for less than half this price.
Usually has to do with quality of rebuilds and parts
changed/refurbished. Plus quality of toner, and if they leak.
Some of the cheaper ones have a tendency to leak which will gunk up
the interior.
A good quality refurb/generic will be not cause problems.
But Canon cannot guarantee the
I have not bought a printer cartridge from Dell since we bought it
over three years ago.
I have been using refurbs/generic from a number of sources.
The ones from LD are refurbs. Which means they get used
carts. Strip them down and rebuild them. Not just refill.
This gives you much
So would using a refurb/generic void the warranty? Can't find mine.
On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 7:38 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
Usually has to do with quality of rebuilds and parts changed/refurbished.
Plus quality of toner, and if they leak.
Some of the cheaper
Would be hard to prove it.
Secondly with the short warranties on these things you are usually
just past the warranty when you change out your first toner.
When we got ours I got extended warranty plus ordered a hi yield cart.
The first one lasted about 6 mos. The hi yields last about 9-10
Your printer will be obsolete and unsupported by then-current software long
before it actually dies. Or they just won't sell toner cartridges for it any
more because the market is too small. (for home / home office use) We are
getting more and more paperless as time goes bye.
At 05:53 PM
You obviously have never dealt with the clientele I deal with.
If we could install two flat screens I would be able to print less.
Folks not interested. They want printed material in front of them.
Churches (smaller ones less than 200+ membership) will be the last
bastions of printed
*Do you ever see the day when each person coming to a service will be handed
an Apple tablet, with all the prayers, hymns, etc. on them? Heck, could
have the whole Bible downloaded, as well as sermons, nice pics and whatever
else would be useful. By the time today's teenagers replace all the
In some places they are getting that way.
In some areas local churches are branch offices/satellite buildings
of a big main campus. The sermon etc. is broadcast there.
I have done Bible Studies using nothing but power point etc.
Within my faith group however that will not be the case as we
On Jan 9, 2010, at 5:35 PM, Ranbo wrote:
What do you mean by I use the in my Canon fax/printer with great
results?
I must have pressed the m key too lightly.
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On Jan 9, 2010, at 5:53 PM, Ranbo wrote:
*My Canon literature implies that getting the OEM Canon toner will
extend
the life of the printer. Anyone know if there is any evidence that
this
would be true?
Vague wording on such a claim should give you pause.
Time (already, after 8 months of fairly light use) to replace black and
white toner cartridge for Canon 4-in-1 laser printer. Regular cartridge
runs around $80. I see there are compatible generic cartridges for as low
as around $25. Questions are: a) are these likely to work (had bad
Quality and life of them varies by vendor. I have had some give me
all they can give and last just as long as OEM.
I have had others that last half as long.
Quality of cartridge is varied also. They are generally recycled OEM
cartridges recycled by a company.
The quality of the recycling
Thanks
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 4:13 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
revsamarsh...@earthlink.net wrote:
Quality and life of them varies by vendor. I have had some give me all
they can give and last just as long as OEM.
I have had others that last half as long.
Quality of cartridge is varied
On Jan 8, 2010, at 4:13 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
The quality of the recycling is key. Some just refill. Others
clean, strip and redo the cartridge.
I use the in my Canon fax/printer with great results. I avoid refills.
New compatible is best. Remanufactured is usually okay. Price
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