[plug] Cheap Laser for Linux

[Trevor Phillips]

On Thursday 20 May 2004 15:49, Craig Ringer wrote:
> 
> Yeah; the 4M is a wonderful printer. *powers on 4MPlus*. They're easy to
> repair and maintain, parts and toner are still around, they're really
> tough, they take STANDARD MEMORY, they're networkable, and most do both
> PostScript and PCL ... I like them a lot.

Makes my investment (*ahem*) sound even better. That's good to hear! I know my 
work from years & years ago had a 4Msomething and it was a great printer.

On that issue, where's the best place to get one serviced (and more to the 
point, checked over, cleaned up, etc...) This one wasn't in the most pristine 
condition. I haven't had time to attack it with chemicals myself yet (and I'm 
a bit loathe to do that to the internals without knowing what I'm doing). It 
does the job tho...

Actually, I have an extra paper tray thingie that goes on the bottom. Massive 
thing that's completely pointless for my uses. Could you or anyone else make 
use of it?

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