Questions & Answers
- Model:
- B3Q11A#BGJ
- |
- SKU:
- 3566043
Highly rated by customers for: Print Quality, Ease of use, Wireless
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Q: Questiondoes this print on 11"X17"media?
Asked by JJD.
- A:Answer I do not believe it does. I believe the largest it can support is 8.5"x14".
Answered by OscarT
Q: QuestionDoes this have back feeder or what is the weight size max for paper weight? does it take 130lb cardstock?
Asked by LisettR.
- A:Answer We put cardstock in this printer and we didn't have any issues. It worked perfectly. Wife is happy that she can print almost anything out of it. Even pictures turn out great.
Answered by Wayne
Q: QuestionHow is the photo quality of this printerI would like to use this printer to make photo transparencies. Can you tell me if this printer has good photo quality? Thanks.
Asked by primehot.
- A:Answer Photo prints on standard paper are better than my last couple inkjet printers (one Canon and one Epson). I was concerned about photo quality but was pleasantly surprised with the quality. If it want a perfect glossy print, I'll send to Walgreens print service. But school work and customer handouts - it's perfectly fine.
Answered by HomeOfficeUser
Q: QuestionCan this printer self-feed from the tray to scan multiple documents to pdf or do you have to feed each sheet through manually?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer This printer will scan multiple pages through the self-feed tray. If your document is more than 15 or so pages, you will need to manually scan each page.
Answered by dwnsth454
Q: QuestionDoes the printer have auto duplex scan?The specs on the unit say duplex scan but one of the reviews says it does not. What is the correct answer? Is it auto two-sided or do you have to press duplex button or do you have to scan twice?
Asked by Paul.
- A:Answer Has automatic duplexer for PRINTING, but for scanning you have to send the paper stack through the doc feeder to scan first side, then take the stack out of the exit tray & re-insert into the ADF to scan the other side. (do not flip the stack as you remove it from exit tray; just rotate stack clockwise 180 degrees & put it into the ADF)
Answered by Anonymous






















