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== KEEP ALL OKIDATA DOT MATRIX, LED PRINTERS, AND LASER JET PRINTERS ==
 
== KEEP ALL OKIDATA DOT MATRIX, LED PRINTERS, AND LASER JET PRINTERS ==
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==FAX MACHINES==
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* Hewlett Packards: '''KEEP'''
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* All others: '''RECYCLE'''. Remove the phone, cord and toner. Put in printer gaylord outside.  '''DO NOT DROP'''.
  
 
==INKJET PRINTERS==
 
==INKJET PRINTERS==
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#Mine for components '''(PAPER, INK, TONER, NETWORK CARDS)'''
 
#Mine for components '''(PAPER, INK, TONER, NETWORK CARDS)'''
#Remove plastic with a swift drop and place plastic in the '''Plastic Gaylord'''  
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#Remove plastic with a swift drop and place plastic in the '''Plastic Gaylord'''. Do not drop fax machines.
 
#Put in Remaining printer in the '''Printer gaylord'''
 
#Put in Remaining printer in the '''Printer gaylord'''
  

Revision as of 15:44, 22 March 2008

KEEP ALL OKIDATA DOT MATRIX, LED PRINTERS, AND LASER JET PRINTERS

FAX MACHINES

  • Hewlett Packards: KEEP
  • All others: RECYCLE. Remove the phone, cord and toner. Put in printer gaylord outside. DO NOT DROP.

INKJET PRINTERS

Hewlett Packard

  • 895 and above KEEP
  • Deskjets below 895 Recycle
  • 2000C series (B F P) Recycle
  • 1600 Recycle

Epson

  • r series KEEP (the letter r is before the series number, example: r800)
  • Wide Format KEEP
  • 900 Series KEEP
  • 1200 Series KEEP
  • 1520 KEEP
  • 3000 KEEP
  • 5000 KEEP

ALL OTHERS RECYCLE

Canon

  • Wide Format KEEP
  • All of them Recycle

Lexmark

  • All of them Recycle


DOT MATRIX

Okidata

  • KEEP ALL (Make sure to keep all parts with it!!!!)

How to recycle printers

  1. Mine for components (PAPER, INK, TONER, NETWORK CARDS)
  2. Remove plastic with a swift drop and place plastic in the Plastic Gaylord. Do not drop fax machines.
  3. Put in Remaining printer in the Printer gaylord

If its a big printer please ask for help finding the components and recycling process

REMEMBER ASK IF YOU ARE UNSURE