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Brother HL-1440 Personal Laser Printer Reconditioned
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Brother HL-1440 Personal Laser Printer Reconditioned

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Model No.:HL-1400

Condition:Reconditioned

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Built for personal or small offices, the award-winning Brother HL 1440 is an affordable, personal laser printer. The HL1440 has a space-saving compact design that will fit in just about any workspace. The HL-1440 also provides a generous 250-sheet paper input capacity to reduce paper refills and an innovative web-based user support system.

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Product Image Brother HL-1440 Personal Laser Printer Reconditioned Brother 732-832-7744 310 Park Avenue Lakewood, NJ 08701

$99.00

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Designed for personal or small offices, the award-winning Brother HL-1440 is an affordable, personal laser printer. Delivering compatibility for either Windows or Mac users, the HL1440 features a space-saving compact design that will fit in just about any workspace. The HL 1440 also offers maximum flexibility with PCL4 support to enable DOS printing, a generous 250-sheet paper input capacity to reduce paper refills and an innovative web-based user support system.

All our reconditioned printers are clean, tested and working.

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  • Media settings on your printer determine how much ink will be used. Thinly coated glossy films require less ink, while plain paper soaks in more.

  • Is your printer feeding in the whole paper stack rather than just one piece at a time? Fan the paper before putting it in the tray to help separate the sheets. Also, store your paper in a cool, dry place as humidity can contribute to this problem.

  • Paper jam? The best way to remove jammed paper is to gently pull the paper in the direction of the paper path - with power off, of course. Do not pull the paper backwards - you could damage your printer forever by doing so.

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