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I forget which magazine it was, but they did a test and found that some manufacturers set their printers to report empty at as much as 40% of the toner/ink remaining!
Lucky for me, I have a printer that will still print with a pseudo-empty ink tank. It starts giving me warnings long before it's actually empty enough to affect print quality but I just keep on keeping on until it's actually out.
Whoever made your printer must have got wise to people like me and installed a cut-off to make you buy toner twice as often as you need to.
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Thanks... deliberate malevolence huh? I can shake it a couple of times but that only helps some.
Fortunately it costs about $10 to refill... not too bad. but I still wonder about that stuff I shake out.
by dead leaves raked in a pile on July 21st, 2009
Ah yes, the old shaking trick. Basically the only way to own a copier or laser printer without deep pockets ;)
I would call it a design flaw if I wasn't cynical enough to believe it was intentional.
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