-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Lexmark Z22 printer question...

I have been using a Z52 for about 6 years and it is still working even after 
the air conditioner dripped quarts of water through it and onto my 
collection of papers before soaking the carpet.  I dried it out, lubricated 
the roller and I was back in business.
Lois Yaw
Hopewell,Ohio
jyaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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From: "cajun12" <cajun12@xxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 12:26 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Lexmark Z22 printer question...


> Has anyone ever used one of those cheapie Lexmark Z22 (or Z series) =
> printers?  I was given one a couple of years ago that was out of black =
> ink and very low on color.  I hooked it up to a computer and it printed =
> fine, but has been sitting ever since and the color is now dried out =
> totally.  Anyway, I hooked it up to a computer that I'm about to give to =
> my stepson and the Lexmark software doesn't recognize it's attached at =
> all and reports both printer cartridges as full.  Since there is =
> currently no ink at all in it, I'm wondering if I'm getting this message =
> just because there is no ink, especially since it printed fine last time =
> I hooked it up when it had ink.  I hooked it up both by USB and by =
> parallel cable and I get the same message that the software cannot =
> communicate with the printer.  The printer pulls paper through and is =
> acting fine and indicates no problems.  BUT, I'd HATE to have someone go =
> spend money on ink just to find that the printer won't work.=20
>
> So, my question is, does being totally out of ink cause this printer to =
> give the non-communication error?
>
> dj
>
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