I'd try a silicone spray, maybe a teflon lube, or if the manual says to, use 3-in-1 oil. (The trick with both WD-40 and 3-in-1 oil is that they can attract dust, causing wear or making things worse.)
Actually many companies sell reproduction cartridges that work just fine with dot matrix printers. One of them supplies for my 1933 typewriter. Im sure theirs some way to buy ribbons.
Lol, its name is "scanDia", but, It can be named "Scannia"... the nois justifies it XDXDXDXD
MarioJuniorBR 9 months ago
WD-40 is NOT for oiling! :)
ojciecnatoora 10 months ago
Hey man, perhaps I have a solution for this "yellowed printer". Search for "Retr0bright", and You'll be surprised! :D. It works for me.
Mario JR.
MarioJuniorBR 11 months ago
WD-40 is not a lubricant. It's a water displacer.
I'd try a silicone spray, maybe a teflon lube, or if the manual says to, use 3-in-1 oil. (The trick with both WD-40 and 3-in-1 oil is that they can attract dust, causing wear or making things worse.)
bhtooefr 1 year ago
imangine hearing that all day!
MechaNintendoMast 1 year ago
Loud but nostalgic.
MacraStraba 2 years ago
oh god! it's the apocalypse!!!!!
OurGreedIsOurDisasta 2 years ago
Can you get ink ribbons for it?
TOMGPII 2 years ago
I'm not really using it, so I haven't tried since the machine went out of use 20 years ago or so.
eligoodies 2 years ago
Actually many companies sell reproduction cartridges that work just fine with dot matrix printers. One of them supplies for my 1933 typewriter. Im sure theirs some way to buy ribbons.
Dms12444 2 years ago
Wow!
I love old printers :-D
HawkeHound 2 years ago
...sounds like a .30 cal machinegun
PelleSansIos 2 years ago 7
wow a anencit printer amazing
peanuttherat 2 years ago
it sounds like someone scraching a chalkboard lol
macbookpro57 3 years ago
that's disscusting put that thing out of it's missery! XD XD XD XD XD
NOOBNUT08 3 years ago
It was white, yes? (under the lid) Love the scanner done by the roller with a track in it... no stepper motor needed!
VideyoJunkei 3 years ago
Any part that is yellow today, was previously white. As for the rest, it looked the same (give or take some dust) ;)
eligoodies 3 years ago
Advanced engineering! :D
Strideo1 3 years ago 3
will it work on a modern computer?
DRNEGOLICIS 3 years ago
It has an RS-232 input, so I suppose you could get it to work with a PC (that is, one that has a COM port). The question is, why bother? ;)
eligoodies 3 years ago
Before playing this video turn your volume to max and watch people duck.
JustMakingComments 3 years ago
It doesn't look that bad. Consider the fact that it works.
gdement 3 years ago
Simply brilliant editing. Well done!
info243 3 years ago
Blimey I thought my Seikosha dot matrix was noisy! Sounds like a ruddy machine gun
ShokaLion 4 years ago