Re: LC-890 failure prone?

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From: sklein
Date: Thu, 25 May 1989 06:23

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Based on three years expereince with other laser-type printers
(mostly the Apple Laserwriter) and six months experience with the
NEC LC-890, it is my professional opinion that the NEC sucks dead
bunnies through a straw.

Our LC-890 oftens cuts off in the middle of a print job.  It looks like
somebody yanked the cord out of the wall.  The only way to revive it is
to turn the switch off, wait a minute, then turn it back on.  The problem
is intermitent in that it never happens when the service tech is near.

-shabtai

cdp!sklein@arisia.xerox.com

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