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Brother HL-5150D Graphic Laser Printer With Built-In Duplex Reconditioned
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Brother HL-5150D Graphic Laser Printer With Built-In Duplex Reconditioned

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Model No.:HL-5150D

Condition:Reconditioned

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The HL-5150D is an expandable, desktop graphics laser printer. It features a fast print speed of up to 21ppm, 16MB of standard memory (upgradeable to 144MB1), PCL?6 and BR-Script3 emulations, and automatic duplex capability for two-sided printing. The HL 5150D offers paper handling versatility via its 250-sheet paper tray and a 50-sheet multi-purpose tray.

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Product Image Brother HL-5150D Graphic Laser Printer With Built-In Duplex Reconditioned Brother 732-832-7744 310 Park Avenue Lakewood, NJ 08701

$159.00

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Main Features:

  • Up to 21ppm print speed
  • HQ1200 resolution (up to 2400x600dpi)
  • 16MB of memory standard, upgradeable to 144MB
  • PCL6, BR-Script3, IBM Proprinter, Epson FX emulations
  • Automatic duplexing for two-sided printing
  • 300-sheet input capacity
    - 250-sheet paper tray
    - 50-sheet fold-down multi-purpose tray
    - Optional 250-sheet lower paper tray
  • USB 2.0 and Parallel interfaces standard
  • Windows and Mac compatible
  • Optional external Ethernet or wireless interfaces

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  • Printer not working? The printer memory could be full and not getting prints or the prints may be stuck in the print queue. Turn-off the printer, wait a few seconds and turn it back on.

  • Make sure to select the correct paper type for your print job. In general, for more important documents, use thicker paper.

  • Most printers will beep once or twice during or after initialization. If it beeps more than that or beeps constantly, it is telling you that something is wrong. Most printers beep when out of paper or out of ink.

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