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:: Buying tips
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All-In-One printers have big
disadvantages |
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“All-In-One” printers, those
that include scanner, fax, copier and printer in one component only save
space; their performance may not be the best and they tend to have many
problems related to the connectivity. |
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When All-In-One printers break,
it all stops working |
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When an “All-In-One” printer
breaks, usually they stop working from all its parts; leaving the
printer user without printer, fax, scanner or copier all at once. |
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Turn off printers correctly |
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Always use a printer’s power
switch -if applicable-, rather than the surge protector’s switch to shut
down a printer; most printers are programmed to ‘hide’ the ink
cartridges when not in use to avoid the ink from drying in the cartridge
due to direct air contact |
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:: Maintenance tips
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Leave the ink cartridge in the
printer until ready to replace |
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When a printer runs out of ink,
leave the cartridge in the printer until ready to replace it; the
printer nozzles as well as other parts in the printer may get affected
if the cartridge is removed for an extended period of time. |
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Refill ink cartridges before
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When using refillable ink
cartridges in an Inkjet printer, it is better to refill them before they
run out of ink; or as soon as they run out of ink, but do not take much
time to refill them. |
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