Can I ask what the problem is? Last time I checked people still did repair
proper laser printers, 6 years ago I was doing it working out of a Romsey
based company.
Usually you can buy service kits which contain new rollers, pickups and
other stuff. You can also buy new drums and transfer belts and even replace
key components that can fail like the power boards.
The funniest repair we ever did was a little nylon ring that became
warped(egg shaped) and we managed to source one of those and replace and
fix.
On Fri, Jul 21, 2017 at 10:03 AM, Roger Munford via Hampshire <
hampshire@???> wrote:
> Our HP colour laser printer which is quite old now must be replaced. A
> repair seems out of the question I assume because nobody seems to repair
> these days. It is a pity because we have quite a bit of toner left.
>
> Does anybody have any recommendations or warnings of a replacement. It is
> the normal home office sort of usage probably quite low.
>
> I am not particularly wedded to any technology, just reliability.
>
> Regards
>
> Roger
>
>
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