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Anonymous Posted on Sep 21, 2009

Brother MFC 8890DW making Squeaking noise duplex printing

Brother MFC 8890DW

makes squeaking noises (presumably the rollers) when doing duplex (doublesided) printing.

how to service this?

  • Anonymous Jul 13, 2010

    @sylvestermel:
    you should raise your own question, not hijack my post.

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