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Samsung ML-2851ND

By Justin Yu, CNET.com on 27 May 2008 05:02 PM

Tags: samsung, printer, laser, ml-2851nd, mono, text


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    Have been using this for about ...Luke -- 14/10/08

    Have been using this for about 3 months... Now there is a big grinding noise coming out of the printer and all it will do is JAM... I can not get it to print at all... every time I clear it just happens again... If anyone can offer any help, This would be appreciated very much...

    The good: none, its just a normal printer.. that after 3 months does not work...

    The bad: all of the above

    While the functions may have b ...Ed Green -- 30/06/09

    While the functions may have been worthwhile, the printer seems to suffer a manufacturing flaw. The loud noise and paper jam is due to the gear train powering the fuser section not fully meshing. This is verified by opening the rear paper path door and flipping down the two green levers (one each side). This relieves the fuser pressure a bit. Leave the door open and levers down, power cycle the printer and it will go through its test cycle. It should spin up without the ratcheting noise. I took mine apart to find the problem and I could not find any slop room to get the gears to mesh any better.

    The good: USB, network and duplex printing. It looks pretty. Nice form factor and generous paper tray.

    The bad: Poor internal design or manufacturing defects.

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