How much does it cost to repair a printer and where do I go?
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I had same problem with you last year, when I check to the tech support, the labor cost + the part that I have change is more expensive than I buy a New one..
if the guarantee is expired, you better buy a new one..
If tech support can not figure it out, my guess would be buy a new one.
sometimes cheaper to buy a new one
I have never had success with getting printers repaired. Long ago when they cost $600. and more, they still were not worth repairing. The problem just kept coming back. I would just purchase a new one.
I hate to say it, but most printers that are made for home use these days are only built to last about a year or two. If it is older than that, you probably are better off buying a new printer. The MSRP on your printer is about $186 and it's street price is as low as $70. By the time you pay to ship the printer to the company to fix and pay for the actual repairs, you would be far better off buying a new printer.
it will cost the same as the new printer that u can buy
Is your problem with the software or is it some mechanical problem? If it is mechanical, is it under warranty? If it is past the warranty, it might be better to purchase a new one. Printer prices are pretty cheap nowadays, they make money off the printer ink cartridges, toner, and the drum.
If it is software, go to www.hp.com and do a search on your laserjet model. It will give you a list of a different versions, like the 1320n. Select the one you have and download and install the latest drivers for your model.
Without knowing more of the issues you are experiencing, this is all I have to suggest at this time.
Oh, one more thing with a Brother printer that we have at work. We changed the drum, but the printer will always give a toner error message. My boss called Brother and it turns out that there is a reset procedure. Once we knew that, the printer works again. This little 'hint' was not listed on their support site. I think they might be giving some business to the printer repair shops.
I know this has nothing to do with the topic at hand, but it presents a nice lesson. There is a probability that they "do not know the solution" so that you have to take it to a repair shop. Make sure you were actually speaking to their technical support and not their general support in India.
depends ??!! What is it not doing?
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