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Multifunction printers, also known as MFPs or All-in-One printers, are printing equipment that comes with other standard functions aside from printing such as copying, scanning, and faxing. This type of printing equipment is perfect for small businesses who are looking for a tool that can help them maximize their time and increase their document workflow. Here are four reasons why every small business should invest in an MFP: IT CAN TRACK YOUR PRINTING According to Sharp Silica US, 70% of small and medium-sized businesses don't have the tools to track across all devices. Many of today's multifunction printers already feature...

The HP Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025 is an A4 color laser printer designed for office and workgroups and can print professional-quality documents at high speeds. You can probably attest to this if you’re using the said model in your office. These printers use four print cartridges: the HP 647A black toner cartridge, HP 648A cyan toner cartridge, HP 648A yellow toner cartridge, and HP 648A magenta toner cartridge.

Today, we’re teaching you how to change its print cartridges once it reached its toner limit:

In our article last Tuesday, we discussed paper jams and gave a guide on how to fix the problem if ever you encountered one. And though we said that paper jams are inevitable no matter how advanced your printer or office copier is, there are actually ways on how you can prevent it from happening in the first place.

No printer or office copiers can escape the wrath of paper jams. Every printing equipment can encounter a paper jam, and no matter how advanced your unit is, this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll be safe from it. As they put it, technological advancements still haven’t found a way to deal with the simple problem of papers getting stuck on a printer’s rollers.

That’s why for today, we decided to discuss paper jams, its common causes, and how you can fix it: