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I have no idea but I am also having problems with my Epson Stylus 600.<br />

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I have no idea but I am also having problems with my Epson Stylus 600.


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what kind of problems<br />

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Just Kidding, barakp...<br />
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Filmbuff,<br />
Barakp's question is found here in the printers topic titled:<br />
&quot;Epson Color 600 problem&quot;<br />
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and can be found at:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/hardware/printers/Q.10040363" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/hardware/printers/Q.10040363</a><br />
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That may just talk you out of getting that Epson 600...<br />
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JR<br />
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Just Kidding, barakp...

Filmbuff,
Barakp's question is found here in the printers topic titled:
"Epson Color 600 problem"

and can be found at:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/hardware/printers/Q.10040363 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/hardware/printers/Q.10040363]

That may just talk you out of getting that Epson 600...

JR



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HI. RECENTLY BOUGHT STYLUS 600 EPSON. ACTED STRANGE AND HAD TO EXCHANGE IT. MY QUESTION IS I NOTICE THEY SELL &nbsp;A 600 REFURBISHED MODEL. DID EPSON HAVE TROUBLE WITH THIS MODEL. WHERE DO THESE REFURBISHED MODELS COME FROM? THANKS
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HI. RECENTLY BOUGHT STYLUS 600 EPSON. ACTED STRANGE AND HAD TO EXCHANGE IT. MY QUESTION IS I NOTICE THEY SELL  A 600 REFURBISHED MODEL. DID EPSON HAVE TROUBLE WITH THIS MODEL. WHERE DO THESE REFURBISHED MODELS COME FROM? THANKS

EPSON

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