[HM] Re: Printer advice
Renita Williams
rmmwms at att.net.
Thu Jan 23 20:54:40 PST 2003
Sorry Duane,
I should have told you exaclty what the problems were. But, before I
do, I will say that when the heads were clean, the print quality on the
Epson was incredible.
However,
1. At the time I owned the Espon, the printer heads were part of the
machine. They frequently clogged and needed cleaning. The cleaning
process was slow, noisy, and used a great deal of ink. It often took
multiple cleanings to restore the print. Therefore, I was constantly
replacing the print cartridges.
2. It had the annoying habit of adjusting the print quality every time
you turned the printer on--this was a noisy, slowwww process.
3. When, I finally got fed up cleaning the printer heads--the time
between needed cleanings got shorter and shorter--I sent it back to the
company. Luckily it was still under warranty. Unfortunately, 3 months
later I had to send it back again. This time it wasn't under warranty.
They didn't fix the problem, so I sent it back again. Still no fix.
Anyway, I gave up and bought a new HP. At least with HP (the models
I've used) the printer head is attached to the cartridge, so you get a
new one everytime you load a cartridge--less clogging, less cartridges
to buy.
Good luck with your decision.
Renita
On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 11:42 PM, mvance wrote:
> My experience with Epson printers has been just the opposite. I have
> a 1520 that I have had many years. It is a work horse and it does all
> the things I could ever want a printer to do. It still does most of
> my printing work.
>
> When I got a couple of new computers that needed usb printers, I
> bought an Epson 2500 and it has worked beautifully since the day I
> bought it more than three years ago.
>
> mj
>
>
>> Duane,
>>
>> I'll never buy another Epson. The problems I experienced with the
>> one I had sends my blood pressure sky high just thinking about. Don't
>> do it, don't do it.
>>
>> Anyway, having said that--I have never owned that model. This is
>> just my opinion. I am sure other's will disagree.
>>
>> Renita
>>
>> On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 10:45 PM, Duane Murphy wrote:
>>
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