Printer Evaluation 1

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This is my scratch page for revising printer testing, it will be messy right now and shouldn't have anything that links to it yet - Darin

Printers

Printer Triage

Inkjet Printers

Laserjet Printers

|match a power supply |check for lose/missing vital parts |check for lose/missing cosmetics. |power up with paper in it |check for ready status |check for grinding noises

?Apple Printers? ?Cannon Wide Format?

  • Okidata: all Okidata printers should be stored in their own area, no need to eval/build/triage.

Find power cord/supply.

Place some paper in it.

Turn the unit on.

Does it come up enough to say ready to print?

-Yes (ready to print)

-Did it make grinding noises?

--Yes (grinding noises) --Mark with an X and strip for parts.

--No (grinding noises) --Mark in a hidden place (underside) and set aside for Printer Build 1.

-No (not ready to print)

--Error codes on LCD: --Reseat Toner, Paper Tray and check paper path for jams. Power on again --Reseat Fuser (error 50) and Power on again

--No message on LCD: --Reseat Network Card and power on again --Reseat RAM and power on again --Replace mainboard if possible and power on again

-If it still does not come up ready to print --If it has a paper jam or fuser (50) error comment this and set aside for Printer Build 1 --If it has no messages on the LCD (just stars or dashes) and the mainboard was replaced (if possible) mark with an X then run through Printer Parting 1.

Is it missing essential parts (paper drawer, fuser, toner, etc)?

Is it missing cosmetic parts: covers, lids?

Does it have lose parts, missing screws?


Laser Printer Reject Types:

doesn't power on at all bad mainboard paper jam fuser error missing essential parts missing cosmetics won't pass paper path test

Dot Matrix Printers

Other types of printers

Fax Machines

Scanners

PSC (All-in-one printer, scanner, copier)

Copiers