12/29/2013 05:56:00 AM
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A maintenance practice
that needs to be done regularly by printer owners is to dab its head
with ink, but some printers can do this automatically as part of
their original design. This function is characterized by the strange
noise at the onset of the equipment’s operation once the user
clicks on the “Print” button on his or her computer. Ink economy
varies by printer make and model, but there are printers that do not
conserve ink as much as the others.
Despite this issue,
researchers believe there's no need to sacrifice performance by
choosing an ink-efficient model. You can get ideal print quality
while save on ink replacement costs at the same time. Printer ink
conservation all boils down to how you use your printer.
For one, owners of
these ink guzzlers can get more ink for their buck by leaving the
printer on, reducing the frequency of the maintenance cycle mentioned
above. As for power consumption issues, inkjet printers are known to
consume up to 90 percent less power in operational mode than laser
printers. Modern printers can go on sleep mode on their own after a
long time of being on standby, saving more power in the process.
Other ink-saving tips
include avoiding an early cartridge change. The best indication of a
necessary printer ink cartridge change is when the next page comes
out pale or blank. Paying attention to notifications of low ink
levels also help.
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