Canon i9900 printer

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john wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the canon i9900 inkjet printer. It does an incredible job with
> prints, beautiful results! the only problem is that it doesn't hold up
> very well. I bought my first machine last November and am now on my 3rd
> printer. Canon has been very good about replacing them. Today, the
> current printer died and will be replaced. The only problem is that the
> one year warranty expires in November and so if the machine dies on me,
> I have to decide to buy a new machine or buy a different model. Anyone
> have any experience with this printer?
>
> thanks
> John
>

And John answers....

I would think each of the printers would have a one year warranty,
commencing the day you took delivery. And experience? Surely you've
experienced enough already, don't you think?

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How much did you use it? No problems here, yet (going on about 1yr)

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john cavanaugh wrote:

>
> I would think each of the printers would have a one year warranty,
> commencing the day you took delivery.

You would be thinking wrong..
--

Stacey

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No, there is a one year warranty period, no matter how many times they
replace it, otherwise, it would be great and I wouldn't bother with it

john cavanaugh wrote:
> john wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have the canon i9900 inkjet printer. It does an incredible job with
>> prints, beautiful results! the only problem is that it doesn't hold up
>> very well. I bought my first machine last November and am now on my
>> 3rd printer. Canon has been very good about replacing them. Today, the
>> current printer died and will be replaced. The only problem is that
>> the one year warranty expires in November and so if the machine dies
>> on me, I have to decide to buy a new machine or buy a different model.
>> Anyone have any experience with this printer?
>>
>> thanks
>> John
>>
>
> And John answers....
>
> I would think each of the printers would have a one year warranty,
> commencing the day you took delivery. And experience? Surely you've
> experienced enough already, don't you think?

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OK, my bad. That's what I get for thinking. Again.

john wrote:
> No, there is a one year warranty period, no matter how many times they
> replace it, otherwise, it would be great and I wouldn't bother with it
>
> john cavanaugh wrote:
>
>> john wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have the canon i9900 inkjet printer. It does an incredible job with
>>> prints, beautiful results! the only problem is that it doesn't hold
>>> up very well. I bought my first machine last November and am now on
>>> my 3rd printer. Canon has been very good about replacing them. Today,
>>> the current printer died and will be replaced. The only problem is
>>> that the one year warranty expires in November and so if the machine
>>> dies on me, I have to decide to buy a new machine or buy a different
>>> model. Anyone have any experience with this printer?
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> John
>>>
>>
>> And John answers....
>>
>> I would think each of the printers would have a one year warranty,
>> commencing the day you took delivery. And experience? Surely you've
>> experienced enough already, don't you think?
>
>

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Well, I probably print about150-200 8.5 x 11 prints per month

Markeau wrote:

> How much did you use it? No problems here, yet (going on about 1yr)

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Stop hitting it with a hammer. It wasn't designed for that!  

Robert


"john" <salome1@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have the canon i9900 inkjet printer. It does an incredible job with
> prints, beautiful results! the only problem is that it doesn't hold up
> very well. I bought my first machine last November and am now on my 3rd
> printer. Canon has been very good about replacing them. Today, the current
> printer died and will be replaced. The only problem is that the one year
> warranty expires in November and so if the machine dies on me, I have to
> decide to buy a new machine or buy a different model. Anyone have any
> experience with this printer?
>
> thanks
> John
>