Every home printer I’ve owned, regardless of the brand, has been difficult to set up in the first place and then will stop working from time to time without an obvious reason until it eventually craps out. Even when consistently using the maintenance functions.
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Even a good printer like a Brother, which I swear by, is still a mechanical device with many more things that can go wrong compared to more electronic devices, speaking as someone who has delved into the internals of office laser printers far too often.
Electronic devices tend to have simpler single points of failure.
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