Name: Epson LQ-690
Brand: Epson
SKU: C11CA13051
Availability: InStock

Description

Epson LQ-690 24-pin dot matrix printer

The Epson LQ-690 24-pin dot matrix printer price in Kenya is KES 87,000 shillings. Designed with the dot matrix user in mind, our latest model has an impressive print speed of up to 529 cps. This flexible and compact printer can easily handle cut sheets, continuous paper, labels, envelopes, and cards. It has a built-in Print Speed Enhancer to increase the speed of bit image printing, making it an ideal printer for those in the most demanding of work environments.

About this printer

In a demanding and fast-moving work environment, a high ribbon yield is essential, and with 10 million characters per ribbon, this marks out the LQ-690 as a leading force in the flatbed market. It is also cost-effective with long ribbon replacement cycles, low running costs, and total cost of ownership.
Print faster and more productively, thanks to the Print Speed Enhancer – a unique feature in the Epson driver. Perfect for those printing directly from any Windows ® application. – Also, LQ-690 is capable of printing an impressive 529 cps (12 cpi) when using printer resident fonts.
Durable and built to last, users will be assured by the MTBF (mean time between failures) of 20,000 power on hours, plus a print head life of 400 million strokes/wire. This results in greater productivity and less maintenance – essential when producing large amounts of documents and data.
This compact hard-working printer is designed to fit on your desk. The platen gap adjustment lever is thoughtfully hidden under the front cover, to avoid accidental setting changes and paper setting is made easy thanks to the ruler in the front paper guide.

Warranty

1. What is Warranty?

A warranty for electronics is a guarantee provided by the manufacturer or retailer, stating that they will repair or replace a product if necessary within a certain period after purchase, typically due to defects in materials or workmanship.

2. Types of Warranty

Manufacturer's Warranty: Provided by the product manufacturer, typically for 1-2 years.
Extended Warranty: Optional coverage purchased beyond the standard manufacturer's warranty, usually offering extra protection for a longer period.
Retailer Warranty: Offered by the store or retailer from where the product was purchased, sometimes differing from the manufacturer's warranty.

3. Coverage Inclusions

Defective Parts: If any internal parts malfunction due to manufacturing defects.
Repairs & Replacements: The product can be repaired or replaced free of charge.
Labor Costs: These are often included in the warranty, covering the labor for repair.

4. Exclusions from Warranty

Accidental Damage: Damage caused by mishandling, drops, or spills is usually not covered.
Wear and Tear: Parts that naturally degrade over time, like batteries or screens, may not be covered.
Improper Use: Misuse, unauthorized repairs, or modifications often void the warranty.
Cosmetic Damage: Scratches, dents, or other surface damage typically isn’t covered unless it affects functionality.

5. Warranty Period

Typically ranges from 1 to 3 years but may vary by product or manufacturer.
The period begins from the date of purchase or receipt.

6. How to Claim Warranty

Proof of Purchase: Required to prove the product is still under warranty.
Contact Manufacturer/Retailer: Most companies provide customer service or an online portal for warranty claims.
Repair or Replacement: The company will either repair or replace the defective product.

7. Transferable Warranties

Some warranties are transferable if the product changes ownership, while others are non-transferable and only apply to the original buyer.

8. Importance of Registering Products

Registering the product with the manufacturer, either online or via mail, helps ensure the warranty is valid and allows for better tracking of warranty claims.

9. Extended Warranty vs. Insurance

Extended Warranty: Extends the manufacturer's coverage for a set period.
Insurance: Covers broader risks, including accidental damage, loss, or theft, often for a higher cost.