Posted by Lamont in NC on January 07, 2017 at 07:05:13 from (45.36.234.225):
In Reply to: Way OT - printer! posted by Hank ABAB on January 06, 2017 at 12:50:17:
I recently replaced a very old brother laser with a new brother laser. Low end--cost me $60. It's not wireless. The good * it's fast--very fast * It prints both sides of the paper--wow! The bad * when it turns on/starts up the lights flicker fast--it's like something that'd cause an epileptic episode. I thought it was the CFL bulbs but nope it did the same thing to incandescent and LED bulbs. I Googled and it seems this complaint is common on a lot of laser printers. The conclusion it pulls much more current at startup (to heat up so much faster) than my old one and apparently does so in rapid oscillations causing flicker. The recommendation is put it on a circuit by itself--hey I'm not rewiring my house for a printer. It tripped the breaker once.
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