[plug] Cheap Laser for Linux

[Jacqueline McNally]

Trevor Phillips wrote:
> 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...

I can recommend Steve Graham of High Performance Printer Repairs. Steve 
came and evaluated three HP plotters for Computer Angels and has offered 
other advice wrt HP equipment. He really knows his stuff.

http://www.hprepairs.com.au/

There is an email address on the website, but I would use this one: 
perthblue at iprimus.com.au Also, his mobile is: 0438 923 583

If you do contact Steve, do let him know how you found him, i.e. via 
Computer Angels :)

> 
> 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?

:)

Craig may better be able to assist you with the tray thingie. Computer 
Angels even has tray thingies for sale. Watch out for an announcement 
for our next Door Sale scheduled for the 19 June.

All the best
Jacqueline McNally
www.decisions-and-designs.com.au/jacqueline

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