Printer won't turn off when pressing off button on it. Also it has an error
message of Carrier stall. I've checked Lexmark website and forums, tried
their solutions to no avail. Any help would be appreciated
Catlady

Lexmark printers are designed to be turned off by pushing them off a
cliff and then go buy either a Canon, HP or Epson. These are real
printers for cool cats. If you print photos then the best value is a
Canon IP4000.

catlady wrote:

>Printer won't turn off when pressing off button on it. Also it has an error
>message of Carrier stall. I've checked Lexmark website and forums, tried
>their solutions to no avail. Any help would be appreciated
> Catlady
>
>
>

catlady wrote:
> Printer won't turn off when pressing off button on it. Also it has an
> error message of Carrier stall. I've checked Lexmark website and
> forums, tried their solutions to no avail. Any help would be
> appreciated Catlady

Sorry, I don't mean to be glib, but it's a Lexmark, what do you expect?!
Hassle free, quality printing?! Don't make me - and the rest of this group -
laugh! There is no such thing as a quality Lexmark inkjet or MFD (I can't
speak for their lasers, having never used one, though they're supposed to be
better than their inkjets!)

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on salads.

I agree with you, it is my hubby's printer, he doesn't do photo printing,
just text and scan documents, photocopying documents. I use HP on my own
computer, works great :-)

Lexmark = garbaaaage! And that is being nice.

Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote:

>catlady wrote:
>
>
>>Printer won't turn off when pressing off button on it. Also it has an
>>error message of Carrier stall. I've checked Lexmark website and
>>forums, tried their solutions to no avail. Any help would be
>> appreciated Catlady
>>
>>
>
>Sorry, I don't mean to be glib, but it's a Lexmark, what do you expect?!
>Hassle free, quality printing?! Don't make me - and the rest of this group -
>laugh! There is no such thing as a quality Lexmark inkjet or MFD (I can't
>speak for their lasers, having never used one, though they're supposed to be
>better than their inkjets!)
>
>
>

On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 16:18:24 -0000, "Miss Perspicacia Tick"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>catlady wrote:
>> Printer won't turn off when pressing off button on it. Also it has an
>> error message of Carrier stall. I've checked Lexmark website and
>> forums, tried their solutions to no avail. Any help would be
>> appreciated Catlady
>
>Sorry, I don't mean to be glib, but it's a Lexmark, what do you expect?!
>Hassle free, quality printing?! Don't make me - and the rest of this group -
>laugh! There is no such thing as a quality Lexmark inkjet or MFD (I can't
>speak for their lasers, having never used one, though they're supposed to be
>better than their inkjets!)

The lasers (and I have used them are 100% better). Of course that just
elevates them from total crap to "I'm in a hurry and if that's all
you've got...".

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