Canon ImageClass MF414DW Multifunction Printer

Model No.:0291c020

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The Canon ImageClass MF414DW is equipped with, copy, print, scan and fax capabilities so that you can accomplish all your office tasks with just one machine. The MF414DW will produce black and white prints at a speed of 35 pages per minute and has a quick first print time of 6.3 seconds or less. Keep your documents safe with the Secure Print and with the Password protected Department ID Management. With the Canon MF414DW, you will enjoy user-friendly features such as its intuitive 3.5 inch, color, touch-panel LCD. The IC MF414DW is a high quality printer that is ideal for any office environment.

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$213.00

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Product Details

Main Features

Print, Copy, Scan and Fax
Print speed of 35 ppm
3.5-inch, Color, Touch-Panel LCD
Wi-Fi® Direct Connection
Secure Print helps protect the privacy of your printed documents.
Easily print from, and scan to, your USB flash
Generous, expandable paper capacity allows for up to 800 Sheets
Password-protected Department ID Management
Low energy consumption; uses just 2.2 W or less

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Accessories

1 Year Service Contract.

From $69.00

2 Year Service Contract.

From $119.00

3 Year Service Contract.

From $199.00

4 Year Service Contract.

From $269.00

Reviews

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.
Allow ink to dry completely to avoid smudging. The time will vary based on the ink and paper quality used as well as the temperature and humidity conditions.
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.