Digital BW, The Print

I had my photo 700 for about six months (years ago), it died, they sent
a  replacement (I'm sure it was refurbished), and still have had no
problems since then.  It's been about five years now, and the Photo 700
still works as well as when I got it.

Eileen

Ed Mathews wrote:
> 
>      OK, now I'm starting to get really mad.  I finally moved and
> settled in my new house, and when I had used up most of my ink in my
> 1280 I decided it was time to get that replacement on it's way to me,
> now that I have an address and stuff.  (I've owned it about 5 months and
> from day one it would only print about 2 photos and then the black ink
> would start to clog - repeated head cleanings always made it worse -
> Windex did nothing - only cure was to sit overnight and then it would be
> good for another two photos the next day).
>      So I get the replacement today, unpack it, connect it, install the
> ink, and the red light just stays on.  No power light.  I tried Epson
> interactive support on-line and get to the point where they tell me I
> have to call Epson.  So I called Epson, go through a couple things, and
> the tech says it's DOA and there's nothing that can be done.  I asked
> him if this was a new printer, and he confesses that all replacements
> are refurbished printers.  He's sending a third printer.
>      Didn't I read about the new Piezo using Canon printers now?  I'm
> real close to bidding Epson a fond farewell here.
> 
> Thanks,
> Ed
> http://lightandsilver.com
> 
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