My printer - Brother DCP9020CDW - died

Quartz

Quartz

Quartz

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It's dead as a doornail. No life at all. I've tried the simple things like changing the power lead and holding the power button but beyond that I've not troubleshot printers in long enough that I would welcome advice. I've had it a decade.

And if it now an ex-printer and not merely resting, spec me a replacement! Occasional usage, colour, laser, scanner, duplex. An ethernet connection would be nice but if it could share itself via my wifi router that would be acceptable.

Brother's direct replacement seems to be the Brother DCP-L3555CDW or the MFC-L3770CDW.
 
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Quartz said:
It's dead as a doornail. No life at all. I've tried the simple things like changing the power lead and holding the power button but beyond that I've not troubleshot printers in long enough that I would welcome advice. I've had it a decade.

And if it now an ex-printer and not merely resting, spec me a replacement! Occasional usage, colour, laser, scanner, duplex. An ethernet connection would be nice but if it could share itself via my wifi router that would be acceptable.

Brother's direct replacement seems to be the Brother DCP-L3555CDW or the MFC-L3770CDW.
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I brought an Epson ET2850, it gets very little use and ive never had any problems with nozzles drying up etc, im very happy with it, if you get the right deal then you'll get 2 years of ink with it, I got 2 bottles of black and the 3 colours, its enough to fill all the tanks up and the black tank twice, ive had it a year, it still works like the day I brought it
 
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I'm very leery of inkjet printers because sometimes I don't print for very long periods - like a month or so.
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Most inkjet printers seem to come with a bundled ink subscription too. Immediate red flag for me, I assume it's optional but they'll try and lock out alternative ink cartridges.
 
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pastymuncher said:
If in doubt give it a clout!! :D
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When I worked in IT I 'looked after' some rack-mounted storage servers and they would play up so I asked what the procedure was to resolve the issues on these particular units. My superior went over, pulled out one of the drives, whacked it on the side of the rack, inserted the drive back in, and all was good in the world. :cry:
 
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