03-29-2024
09:05 AM
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03-29-2024
09:09 AM
by
Danny
I left a plate of pie and ice cream on top of the printer accidentally. (Got distracted and forget it) It melted and slopped over the plate into the printer under the glass. Can it be taken somewhere for repair or is it toast? Thanks.
03-29-2024 09:08 AM
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03-29-2024 11:01 AM - edited 03-29-2024 11:14 AM
Greetings,
Ice cream and filling sugary goodness. Depends on the amount and extent of food items that made it in. Sticky gooey liquid is not usually good. Pictures are helpful, so please share if possible. We'll need to know the model too as Danny requested. Also consider a cover from Amazon. They are inexpensive and protect against dust.
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