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Despite never printing in color, it slowly burns up the color cartridges.
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Either the cartridges are not reliable or the printer is defective.
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Tech support decided my black cartridge was also defective
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I'm going to try the LD compatible cartridges.
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Tech support determined that the cartridge was defective and overnighted a new one
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I got tired of the expensive ink cartridges for the ink jet printer.
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and disallowing non-Brother cartridges.
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The bottom line is that if you print a lot of small jobs, there will be a substantial reduction in the amount of the toner you can actually use before the cartridge is expired
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Out of the box, we have the error code telling us that a non-genuine toner cartridge was installed
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If they're not as good as the Canon cartridges I'm going to chuck them out.
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In the end I decided that (a) Only about 16% of the reviews were negative, (b) there was not a single compelling complaint theme running through the negative reviews, (c) it was worth risking $350 in the hopes of avoiding a $1000 and up expenditure for a more commercial printer.
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The printer apparently layered all the colors (and black) to make the "black" text (it also slowed way down as it was processing).