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- Grinding or unusual noises
- Metallic sounds mean a gear, a fuser bearing or the carriage belt is going. Caught early it is a part; left alone it becomes the machine.
- Frequent or unresolvable jams
- Pick-up and separation rollers glaze and wear. Cleaned or replaced, the jams stop; clearing them one at a time never does.
- Smudging, ghosting or lines
- Drum, fuser, transfer roller or a blocked print head, and on colour machines a calibration that has drifted.
- Dead power supply
- Nothing at the panel and nothing at the switch. Usually the power supply or the low-voltage board, and the machine has to be opened to tell which.
- A service or error code
- Maintenance counters, sensors and hardware modules; the ones the panel will not let you clear yourself.
- Frequent network issues
- Usually an address that changes every time it reboots, or print queues that have gone stale on the computers that use it.
4.8 out of 5 ·
124,811 reviews on Trustpilot
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The delivery is swift and the pricing competitive.
Gary Walker, Nov 09
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Been dealing with company for some time. As usual great prices and excellent service
Brian Rockliff, Nov 09
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Products arrived early
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I am only a small customer - but the service is like I spend a million dollars on my orders. Product selection is so easy, place an on-line order, ite...
Richard-Lee, Nov 09
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Super fast service as usual.
Lee-Anne Osmond, Nov 09
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Great product,and service
Janice Boyd, Nov 09
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Good prices & fast delivery
Graeme, Nov 09
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I have used the products for quite a while and always found them to be good value. The delivery time is always excellent
Tony, Nov 09
