What is the dimension of the C88 printer without the trays extended/attached. I have limited space. Is it the same as my old C86 (18x9.5x7.5in)?
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yes -- it will use the same space -- the C88 is an upgrade from the C86 . . also . . JMO -- always always always use the epson ink made for the C88/C88+
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You are right, the top of the stand measures 17" x 11 1/2 " (the part where the printer sits. With the arched sides, the base is 19.9". Hope this helps.
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the printer has a slooping front, so the actual space needed is 15.75 inches wide and7.5 inches deep. front opens for printed pages to slide out and the height is 10 incheswith paper feed open. the unit prints well and fairly quiet. hope it helps...
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I printed on 8.5x11" photo paper via the rear paper feed. I didn't try through tray 2, as I did not want to bend the paper. I've had nothing but trouble with this printer, though. Epson is sending me my third printer, as the second one had the same clogged nozzles proble as the first.
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I am going from my memory, but I am going to say yes because there is an adjustment in the tray for the length of the paper so 8 1/2" x 14" is possible. I would look at mine but we had a major fire and lost our home above our business along with the business. The printer is an excellent one and was using it often. Just bought placed all new large size toner in it and that were still at 100%. Hope I get settled with the insurance because I would like to get another if all goes well?
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It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you seating accordingly
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HP always gives dimensions as "Dimensions (W x D x H)", e.g. width by depth (desk or floor space needed) by height.The printer will not fit in a 16" space unless you turn it sideways, something I have often done.
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This printer can handle up to 8.5" x 14", which is legal size. BOTH the tray and the manual feed allow this size.
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This printer is quite compact, but it may help if you have the exact space you have and compare it with the dimensions of the printer. Hope this helps you.
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Yes, We keep the lower tray loaded with legal size and the top tray with 8.5 X 11 size paper. Very nice home/small business printer.
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The optional tray fits the printer perfectly but beware, this tray does not fit all Brother printers. I have the Brother MFC-8710DW.
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If it's like my 8550, there's a slotted tray for 4x6 paper. You can see it thru a window in the hinged thing above where you put in large paper. The very top of the hinged thing is an extensible tray for receiving prints, and just under that is the 4x6 tray.
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Yes there is there should be specs about how big the Space is, it won't fit tall printers
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yes, I added to my 8600 plus and it works. but sometimes when the main tray runs out of paper, it does not pull from the extra tray. If I am printing it will not print directly from extra tray. but if I am in the middle of printing and the main tray runs out, it will pull from tray 2. but in order to print and the main tray is out, it will prompt me saying and paper to main tray. I do not understand, but over all it works for what I want it to do.
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The printer is 11.5 inches front to back, 17 inches lengthwise, and 5 1/2 inches tall. Not including the paper-tray in the back, which can be made to fold-down when not in use.Hope this helps,Dave in Vermont
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When printing to CD/DVD, do you need a tray like you do in earlier printers or do you place a compatible disc directly in the unit naked? My MG6220 used a "Tray G". If you need a tray does one come with the unit and if not where do you get it? How is it designated (i.e. B, G etc.)?
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The printer "drawer" is a pull out shelf for the printer (top right area in the picture). It is 17 " wide by 21 " deep by about 12" tall. I have a large printer/scanner/copier and it fits with no problem. The area below the printer shelf is an cubby that measures about 18 wide by 21 deep by about 7.5 high.