05-05-2008, 09:24 PM
I have a 1200 Laser Jet that has been giving me good service for quite some time. The light sequence on front is coming up with "Fatal Error". Unplugging for extending period of time does not correct the situation -- powers up and immediately displays the "Fatal Error" light sequence.
I am trying to decide if it is worth sending the 1200 for repair. I picked up the 1200 for free from my sister after her husband was done using it for a thesis in school. I will be calling HP to see what cost impacts are for repair attempt.
I have a Canon iP4000 which I use for Color printing. It was nice having the 1200 for high volume stuff which I did often. (I was using it to print residential listings on a relatively frequent basis).
Questions:
(1) Anyone have the "Fatal Error" code come up on 1200? Probably not worth repairing a 1200(?). Probably could put the repair money towards a new printer.
(2) What hardware replacement options should be at top of my list based on your experience (reasonably priced) for doing high volume stuff?
I am trying to decide if it is worth sending the 1200 for repair. I picked up the 1200 for free from my sister after her husband was done using it for a thesis in school. I will be calling HP to see what cost impacts are for repair attempt.
I have a Canon iP4000 which I use for Color printing. It was nice having the 1200 for high volume stuff which I did often. (I was using it to print residential listings on a relatively frequent basis).
Questions:
(1) Anyone have the "Fatal Error" code come up on 1200? Probably not worth repairing a 1200(?). Probably could put the repair money towards a new printer.
(2) What hardware replacement options should be at top of my list based on your experience (reasonably priced) for doing high volume stuff?