Reliable printer needed

[leehilton90]

Hi, So I have an L805 and it's been nothing but trouble since I got it. It's not getting worse day by day. I probably print over 50 things every night and I am wasting too much time with all the issues and it's costing me money and valuable time in this busy period.

So I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction to a print that isn't going to cause too many problems?

Thanks
Lee

[UK Printed Mugs]

Talk with inkexperts.

[raydavies]

Talk with inkexperts.

I agree, that's your best bet.

[socialgiraffe]

I purchased an ET-2711 Epson from Ink Experts. This machine was a quick purchase as my 10 year plus old Ricoh had given up. The ET-2711 is advertised as a low volume printer.

It was exactly a year old on 31st October, I printed a nozzle check and noticed that in 365 days it had printed 17,824 prints. That's 342 a week or 68 a day (5 day week) which I think is pretty high volume. Obviously you need to do the occasional roller clean (takes a couple of minutes), but apart from that its a cracking machine.

Having said that, your L805 should also be up to this sort of volume. I would suggest dropping Ink Experts a message describing the problems you are having as it might be a quick fix without the need of purchasing a new printer. They are decent guys and will not sell you anything you do not need

[Justin]

What issues do you have with the L805? I set one up here and only issue I have is the bloody pizza wheels. Also it doesn't always recognise the media I use. Quality wise these are hard to beat being the new ecotank version of the old P50.

[rabb]

I got rid of the pizza wheels on my L3110 by turning off high speed printing and slightly reducing the print density (found under maintenance menu in Epson utility).

What issues do you have with the L805? I set one up here and only issue I have is the bloody pizza wheels. Also it doesn't always recognise the media I use. Quality wise these are hard to beat being the new ecotank version of the old P50.