I own a pro 900 series printer. Has anyone else who owns one had any issues with this product?
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I ordered this product and one of the cartridges would not work. I contacted the seller and the offered me a rebate but it was only for the amout of the percentage that equaled one of 10. I needed to order just one though to make them even and to only order one I would have to pay more the ten's total price. They told me that they would send me a single replacement. But only when I needed more, so I would have to wait till the single one came and I would not have the capability of printing for the time it took to have processed and ship the new order. After several e-mails they agreed to send me another one at that time. It was NEVER received. I was so fed up by then I didn't want to have to follow it through. Including Amazon never followed up on it so I was out $4.95 and had a really big head ache and 4 hours of my time.
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Anyone having problems with the printer being stuck initializing. It won't go past this screen. Any help would be appreciated.
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Andrew, I have found that the HP Officejet Pro 251dw smears far less than any other HP printer I have had. It does a very nice job of printing - very crisp.
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I have the same proble. Epson has sent me 2 printers. tells me it's a hardware issue. I know it's not. the printer does exactly what yours is doing. any resolution? Glenn
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I was unable to fix this problem. I think this printer manufacturer is putting out a lot of defective units because some people love it and the rest of us hate it because it won't work. I sent it back and bought another brand that was basically the same printer, and this one works great...
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I have not had any problems with 3 brother printers . They each lasted at least 2 years
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I have not had any problems with this printer, although the low toner alert comes on too much in advance. We just ignore the message until ink actually runs low.Otherwise it works well and is reliable.
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I have been having the same problem with the Artisan 800. As I type this I am waiting to speak to someone in Customer Relations at Epson's HQ to register a major complaint about the 800's ink disappearance. This was obviously a design flaw which may very well prevent me from considering an Epson Printer in the future. I'd be interested, too if they did anything to fix the ink consumption process on the newer 810 which looks essentially the same as the 800.
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Not really, but at the time I bought the Epson, I did a lot of on line research and it had the beat reviews and Consumer Reports liked it the best of the "picture printing only" copiers. I have had mine two or three years with no problems and still like it. Hope this helps.
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Fortunately, I have not seen these issues. I own both a now quite ancient MP600 and the later MG5220. We do not have a serious printing volume going through either one of these devices, nor have we used a lot of non-Cannon after market ink cartridges. Both of these factors mitigate against having issues which prompt the MG5220 to go berserk and start flagging an error which may be caused by wear and tear. I have noticed that the display screen for the older MP600 seems to have frayed the wires that connect it through the swivel mount to power and as a consequence, the entire display which shows printer status goes dark on occasion and can be revived by moving the door to the control panel on the top of the unit back and forth until it lights up again. I have spent more on ink cartridges for these Cannon printers than I paid for the devices by a large margin, and would recommend to anyone who has a significant printing volume requirement to look at something else, but I have found that their proprietary ink and cartridge system does a pretty good job of not "drying out" or "dropping out" as do so many other less pricey printer cartridge systems which depend more on at least the occasional or "one page a day or more" printing to stay fresh. We often print on two or three days a month and can go for months without printing and yet, when we do print, the page comes out clear and complete, a situation not so likely on some other brands of printer.
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I have not had any issues as of right now. I use printer for alot of pictures and so far everything is flowing good
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You don't give any information other than your printer died. How long have you had it? Was it new or refurbished? Were you having any problems with it prior to it dying? How often do you use it? Eventually, the printer is going to die. I've had mine for 3-4 years. Mine still works as good as when I bought it. Even though I have WiFi at home, I hook my printer to my laptop when I need to print.
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There definately is something not right with the ink system. I have owned this printer for over two years. First of all it is barely alive, never when new printed from bottom tray. Long Story short I ordered ink through amazon. I made the merchant rfeplace the ink for it evaporated in my machine in lil over a month. I am in the market for a new one!!
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This printer works great with 100lb (271gsm) cover stock. Most of my printing is on heavyweight stock i.e. 270gsm Bristol board and 330gsm art paper - this Epson WorkForce WF-7510 has not jammed once. I would not try the 600gsm paper that my Canon Pro9000 MKII can take because the Epson path is not straight like the Canon and I would expect it to jam.
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I have duplex on standard card stock and I haven't had any major issues. Every once and a whole there is a jam, but that's expected from any printer in my opinion.
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Sorry, I'm not sure. The Pro 9000 is the only Canon printer I have. I would expect not, but go to Amazon and find your printer and that will tell what you need. After my experience I advise getting genuine ink, made especially for your printer and not the so-called "compatible" ones. Hope this helps!
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I came to see if I could help. I have been in IT for years, but sounds like Dave, the retired tech support guy, is your best bet. I think it is great that Dave has the time and is willing to help you. Way to go, Dave! I'd enjoy knowing "the rest of the story" just in case my printer ever has print quality issues. --Janey