u/LillyPad97

How to break a VersaLink B405
▲ 3 r/Xerox

How to break a VersaLink B405

Odd request here. What's the best way to break a VersaLink B405 so my company will finally replace it. The printer jams practically every week and then it takes a few days for the xerox guy to come and fix it.

The printer is old and SHOULD have been replaced by now but because he keeps "fixing it" the company won't let us get a new printer. My manager, supervisor, and myself have all asked the Xerox guy how we can go about getting a new printer and he literally told us to break it so it HAS to be replaced. I've gotten the approval from both my manager and supervisor to break the thing. I'd just like to know how.

I added a picture of all the jam codes we got LAST MONTH ALONE to prove this printer is a POS.

Edit: I'm aware of what the error codes are. The Xerox tech has replaced the rollers MANY times and it still has this issue. I have an email thread that I started in March about getting a new printer and the problems started well before that. I don't care if this printer gets replaced with the same type as long as it gets replaced.

u/LillyPad97 — 9 days ago
▲ 9 r/poultry+1 crossposts

HELP: Multiple 3 month old hens dying overnight

Over the last few days we started with 20 hens and now we're down to 15. They seem perfectly fine all day and when we shut them in and then overnight they die. We caught one before she died and she wouldn't use her legs. The others that have been found were also on their sides.

We're thinking vitamin deficiency?? I've never had to deal with anything like this so I'm at a loss. I went out and bought Rooster Booster. It says 1-3cc's can I give them the full 3 since they're so little? Is it a daily thing or once a week? How long until I know they won't die overnight??

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u/LillyPad97 — 2 months ago