I spent a great deal of money on this printer, hoping it would last me for a very long time, and it has been nothing but a pain! NOW-IT wont print in black, (even with a new ink cartiridge) and just recently stopped printing in the other colors, I have exhausted all measures, and I am at a loss. I have also had problems with the ink draining rapidly! and it has been acting funny on quality for about a year, pictures turn blotchy.
The new printer, again had problems with both, and they could not figure out what was the problem, I even took the printer to a family members, and she had a newer computer, no luck. This printer has been a problem from DAY ONE! First of all, kodak had to send me a replacement because the new one would not fax or connect with wifi. It is seeking class certification, restitution for Class Members, and injunctive relief prohibiting Kodak from further engaging in the deceptive business practices alleged in the lawsuit. who own a Kodak color inkjet printer and who have printed black text and/or images using that printer. The Kodak color inkjet printer class action lawsuit is brought on behalf of all persons or entities located in the U.S. This fact is further concealed, the class action lawsuit says, because nowhere in Kodak’s promotional, packaging or warranty materials does it disclose to consumer that its color inkjet printers use color ink when printing black text or images. As a result, consumers are unaware that color ink is actually being used and hidden within the black text and/or images that they have printed.”
“The documents are for all purposes substantially the same as if printed from a black and white only printer. The Kodak printer class action lawsuit goes on to say that even though Kodak inkjet printers use substantial amounts of color ink when printing in black text and images, no color other than plain black can be seen on the printed page.
Kodak specifically designed the color inkjet printers so customers could not print black and white documents, unless there was an operating color inkjet cartridge in the printer.” A class action lawsuit filed in California Superior Court claims that Eastman Kodak failed to tell consumers that its All-In-One inkjet printers deplete color ink reserves at “absurd levels,” even on pages that contain only black text.Īccording to the Kodak All-In-One inkjet printer class action lawsuit, “When printing black and white text and images, Kodak’s color inkjet printers are designed and programmed to use substantial amounts of color ink in addition to the substantially less expensive black ink. Does the color ink in your Kodak inkjet printer always seem to run out, even though you rarely print in color? If so, you’re not alone.
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