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Tekmaven 258 Software Architect

Well, due to downsizing my company needs to get rid of our HP LaserJet 4100N printer. We purchased a 5 year extended warranty, which is transferable - a $500.00 value. The warranty has 3 years and 8 months left.

Here Are Some Features:
-Instant-on fuser prints the first page in 12 seconds.
-Prints letter-size paper at 25 pages per minute (ppm)
-Holds 600 sheets of paper
-HP PCL 6, PCL 5e, and PostScript (R) 3 emulation
-32 MB Ram
-HP Jetdirect 610n (EIO) internal print server for Ethernet 10/100Base-TX
-Bidirectional IEEE 1284-compliant parallel interface
-Compatible with Microsoft Windows 3.1x, 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, HP-UX, Solaris, SunOS, IBM, OS/2 Warp, Macintosh OS 7.5, and MS-DOS (R).

This printer was lightly used for its ability. The printer has a 150,000 page monthly duty cycle, and only 35,872 pages have been printed. Additionally, this figure includes envelopes, which was the primary printed document (envelopes are smaller).

A person will get the printer, manual, original box, and high yield 10,000 page toner cartridge. Shipping and handling is not included.

I'm asking around $1,200... but this is negotiable. USA buyers only! If interested, email me at t e k m a v e n AT p c m o d k i n g d o m DOT c o m

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A short buyer/seller checklist to complement ’s listing — practical steps a buyer should require before paying.

Ask the seller to provide the printer’s serial number and a copy of the extended-warranty / Care Pack paperwork, then verify the coverage yourself through HP (model + serial). Obtain written confirmation from HP (or a screenshot/email) showing the warranty status and any registration/transfer steps required. ()

Do the verification live (phone or video) so the seller can’t swap the unit afterwards. From the control panel print the Configuration page, Supplies Status and Event Log and keep those pages with the sale — they show the serial, installed options, page counts and recent errors. On LaserJet 4100-series machines the Configuration/Information menu lets you print these pages; use them to confirm the serial number and to spot any recurring faults before purchase. (manualowl.com)

Factor service and consumable costs into your offer. Replacement fusers and maintenance kits for this platform are still sold (new and reman), so get price quotes and subtract expected maintenance from the purchase price — fuser/kit costs can vary widely depending on new vs. remanufactured. Use the part numbers shown on the service/config pages when you shop for parts to verify availability and price. (staples.com)

Final cautions: insist the seller either completes any warranty transfer while you’re on the line with HP or supplies written confirmation that HP will honor coverage for the new owner. Prefer local pickup or insured freight and include a short bill-of-sale that lists serial number, what’s included, and a statement about the warranty transfer condition. If HP support is needed to confirm transfer rules, contact HP Customer Support directly. (h30434.www3.hp.com)

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