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Free: Epson inkjet printer/scanner XP-2100 – working, but ... (Eaglestone MK6) Has four cartridges. They are the type without a printhead, so they feed a single printhead. Fair condition. Scanner works. I have been unable to get the wifi to work with my router. It will work with a USB cable. The cable type is USB 2.0 type-B, which is the one with a squarish connector. I do not offer the cable. When a print is attempted – via USB -- it is prevented with a warning about empty cartridges. So you need to replace them. It may be possible to refill them and for the printer to accept them. See online videos about that. No paperwork but the user manual is a PDF online.

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Free: Canon inkjet cartridges C525/C526 (Eaglestone MK6) Nine cartridges. As far as I know they have some ink and are working. Came from a Canon MG5350. May be possible to refill by using a syringe.

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Free: armchair, comfortable, sturdy, upholstery repaired (Eaglestone MK6) Expired Comfortable, study, red vinyl, chromed legs. Vinyl can be wiped clean. Vinyl has been repaired and repairs are visible. Size: Height 80cm (31"), seat height 50cm (20"), width 65cm (25"), depth 52cm (21").

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Free: Inkjet printer. Old Epson Stylus Photo. (Eaglestone MK6) Expired Epson Stylus Photo 700 inkjet printer. Made about 1998. Clean and good condition. No wifi. No USB. Has a parallel (Centronics) connector. So you will need a cable. Has an old miniDIN Mac connector -- cable needed. Should work with Windows, Linux or Mac. You will need printer driver software -- no disk with printer. Empty ink cartridges but can be refilled with a syringe, and no problem because this is before printers checked for compatible cartridges. I have the user manual and service manual as PDF files. You can take it apart as a repair exercise.

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Request: hp printer (Winterhill MK6) Expired printer

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Request: Inkjet printer (Eaglestone MK6) Expired I will consider faulty, damaged, or parts missing. I would prefer Canon or Epson but others considered. Wi-fi would be good but a USB connection is adequate. I would prefer dye-based ink rather than pigment-based. A CD with software would be good. It would be good to see an example printout from when the printer was working correctly. This is for my own use. Can collect on any day at any time. By way of a thank you, if you have a problem with some other product, I may be able to use my knowledge, skill, and experience to advise you. Regards, Robert

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