What is the waranty on those you call "new" HP 3520 Printers
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Hi Mr Don,the warranty is a paper labeled on the printer. On the label are written a phone number of the market you bought the printer, and how long last the warranty for example( the warranty could last 2 or 3 years ). During these periods when something wrong happen to the printer first call that phone number and explain the issue then you should be informed where to send the printer for maintenance but you are not allowed to open the printer and change anything if you do so ,you break the warranty.
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Doesn't matter.. this printer is crap... It messed up on us after 2 weeks.. AMAZON didnt help.. HP was worthless trying to sell us a extended warranty that cost more then the unit.. Then has a deductible that was outrageous!! Stay away from it!
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I don't know, but you can go to goggle & type both printers in & get information. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it is. They are the same printer - some places label it as the 3510; others as 3512 ... to make it harder to compare pricing between stores!
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Well, according to Epson, it won't work. The T127120 is a high capacity cartridge for the WF-3520, which is my first, latest and only Epson printer I've ever owned(only HP since 1980's), it's an incredible All-in-One. The manufacturers make their money mainly from the ink and toner cartridges, not from the sale of printers, so I've been told. I wouldn't be surprised, as John A Lichty wrote that they may not be interchangeable.
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My printer is Deskjet All-In-One F4100 Series; I use HP 54/57 cartridges. That printer may today be out of date, however, if you check with a supply store, i.e., Best Buy, et al., you may find success. Good luck!
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I do not own this model. I have a WF-3540 and this system works great. If you do a lot of printing, you will see a big savings.
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That I don't know, but I will tell you this, I'm not especially happy with this printer, it's a perfect example of the cheap comes out expensive, I was really trying to stay with something the size of what I had, not realizing this was not as compatible as the one I lost, if given the chance again I'd have done a bit more research, they are misleading in what they tell you about this printer and I can't really recommend it, I'll stay with it while it lasts, but I've already had paper jams and have trouble using my photo paper when I make personalized cards, so keep that in mind too! And I've only had this for a few months!!!!! Good Luck, it also doesn't work with HP Solutions and it did not tell me this when I bought it and that is what led to some other problems I had. Lisa
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No I can not answer this question. I have an HP Deskjet 3520 printer, All-In-One that I purchased from HP.
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I have the printer. I purchased the 950 & 951 (3 color) cartridges. But have changed them yet. I'm still using the cartridges that came with printer. Love the printer, wireless & print quality is great
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Tom, I purchased the T520, 36" about a year ago. the Product and Factory # as shown on the tag of my printer is CQ893 - 64001. Mine does not have a "Model" #. The configuration is as shown on the HP website. 1 gig, stand, roll spindle and starter ink cartridges as described. Printer was delivered two days after the order was placed (free shipping). To get a project out quickly I started printing wireless via my network with the intent of cabling later. Wireless worked so well I have not bothered with the cabling. I typically do not praise products, but contrary to some other HP experiances, I have been very pleased with this printer. Speed and quality are both good and the horror stories about ink usage seem to be exagerated a bit. I typically print line drawings (large building construction plans) but have printed a few Google type maps with good results. For take-off drawings lower the print quality for ink savings. My usage averages about 20 sheets a week (size D & E). Seems to be a solid machine. Good luck...Bob
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The one that I just bought was a genuine new HP. If it's different than that when you receive it, just return it.
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You need to return that printer. Sorry but you got taken--I did too. That is the worst printer ever made. Switch to Canon. HP doesn't make printers anymore, they make machines to use their overpriced ink.
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Yes it is wireless and rather easy to set up that way. I have two computers and a tablet all working with it. The HP 3520 printer is not the one depicted in the question. The depicted printer is a very old model, the new HP3520 that is sold today and that I am commenting on is rectangular in shape, with a flatbed scanner on top and a front panel display with touch controls.
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Sorry for the delayed response. We just recieved our printer. We ordered a 922 but they shipped us a 924. We followed the CD that came with it and it is now working. They are similar. Good luck, Leila
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I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were... » Read More I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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If you are worried about the warranty, then get the unit's serial number and call HP to confirm the dates. The printer that we bought had been unboxed, but appeared new in every other way and has worked without incident for years. This thing is heavy, so shipping and related damage might be a bigger issue. For what it's worth, we would not hesitate to replay the buying experience again.