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Samsung Clx-6260fw (Laser, Colour)

Samsung Clx-6260fw

Laser, Colour

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Anonymous

10 years ago

Is the Samsung CLX-6260FW already pre-processed for duplex scanning or do I need to buy an RDAF?

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Anonymous

10 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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This printer is not recommended for duplex printing, unless you don't mind if it prints inaccurately or if the back does not exactly match the front. It can scan duplex. However, I returned the printer and bought an Oki Mc760 - a top device and works flawlessly. The operation is also much better than with the Samsung. In my opinion, fingers off it - unless the duplex function is not needed.
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rn1953

5 years ago

My clx 6260fw printer has worked perfectly for 2 years. Now there are very frequently sheets that come out horny or slightly accordioned, when not a complete jam in exit area. I have not noticed anything in the printer that could cause this. Neither the manual, nor the internet, and certainly not on the HP website, which is responsible for Samsung printers, have I found the answer. The answer might be unscrewing whatever is holding the output system together, but I don't want to do anything stupid. Could Digitec check with Samsung to find out the answer, as I really think this machine is great with its big toner boxes. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to ask them to do this for me, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea to ask them.

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Anonymous

6 years ago

I keep getting error messages when scanning with the document feeder that there is not enough memory. Since the machine is quite large, I have the printer in the basement. Printing single pages is quite fast, but the print job quickly stops when printing multiple pages. I thought that a RAM upgrade would help. You can upgrade to 1GB. Does anyone know which module I need? The current RAM module says: "DDR3_Chorus3_Next Level", "DDR3 RAM DIMM Revo.2 6L", JC41-00753A, JC-02473A, BTI ML-2, 94V-01433. I just copied it down. This is 512MB and I would be looking for 1GB. Thanks for the help!

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prossetti

6 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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Since it is a very old printer, the memory can probably no longer be ordered. Is it possible that the RAM of the PC / notebook is too small? Check the memory in the Task Manager. Is the document scanned as a PDF or as a JPG? It should not be a problem as a PDF with 300 DPI.