Review on MFP inkjet Epson L3100, color, A4, black by Micha Mitrut ᠌

Brought it to the office to use it permanently, but I'm not entirely satisfied with it. Consumes more fuel than an elephant, whereas the other two printers, the L355 and the L312, only needed to be refueled once every three weeks, or even once a month. And this one needs to have its supply renewed once a week. The act of refueling is a different story. If you print not with the original paint, but with analogues, then regular bottles will not function; instead, you will need to devise a solution and refill with a syringe (see photo) This beast gets cleaned with amazing regularity, after around 10 sheets of consecutive printing and numerous times a day in between. The most significant drawback is a photocopy. After 10-15 consecutive copies, the speed slows down to that of a snail, and it takes anything from two to three minutes to photocopy a single sheet. After roughly 500 sheets, the rollers started to make that creaking sound. And this is happening in a printer that is almost brand new. After then, the blue nozzle became clogged, which resulted in the image becoming smeared.