View Full Version : What to do with Lexmark Z32????
kourso
03-05-2004, 03:16 AM
My printer won't turn on, but the power adapter is ok, I checked the voltage. Anybody know what might be the problem with the Lexmark printer and how to repair or where I can send it around here. I also don't see any fuses or reset button. I am in S Louisiana.
Please reply ASAP
Thanks
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scifiguy1
03-05-2004, 03:51 AM
lexmark used to replace them under warranty , all you have to do is call them up at their toll free number and talk to them about it ....they will also help you troubleshoot it too
http://www.lexmark.com/
here is a link to help also
Dick
Agreed. If it won't even turn on, it's broke, this is pretty straightforward, it's not like a noise or no print issue. If it's on warranty, Lexmark will take care of you. If it's past warranty, it will probably be cheaper to replace than repair.
kourso
03-05-2004, 12:51 PM
Thanks for the assistance. I will call Lexmark to ask about my options but it is 4 yr old and I would possibly send it for a repair estimate, which involves shipping costs. It appears to be in the electronic circuit board ?????? Thanks again
morriswindgate
03-05-2004, 02:40 PM
If it is that old, it is a trashcan case> and time to buy a new printer.
Not worth replacing the circuit board - I suspect that is the problem anyway. Even a cheap entry level new printer will print better quality than a 4 year old inkjet.
kourso
03-10-2004, 08:20 AM
Thanks for your suggestions. I have an older HP that has worked great. I can't believe that a 4 yr old printer that was never used frequently would be worthless. It printed well and I would have wanted to repair. Where can I find/buy a replacement circuit board and what would it cost?
Anybody know how to go about replacing it in the printer?
I see it in there but it appears to be difficult to access.
Thanks again
Believe. Service parts are more expensive than a new printer and aren't easy to find. Inkjets are built to be throwaways, and have been for quite a few years now.
MrBigglesworth
03-12-2004, 09:18 AM
Hey, a lot of people I've talked to about their printers would be happy with a lifespan of 4 years! Does not make it acceptable though.
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