Stay protected and minimize downtime with the Epson SureColor T2100 1-Year Service Plan with Next Day Exchangefrom Epson. Providing one year of coverage, this manufacturer service plan includes next business day exchange service. Simply contact Epson to begin the exchange service and, with whole unit exchange, you can easily replace your malfunctioning printer and get back to business fast.

Please note, next business day support may be subject to geographic limits. Service requests must be received by 1 p.m. Pacific time, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). This plan may be purchased while you are covered under an Epson limited warranty or Epson Extended Service Plan to avoid product inspection fees.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I understand that the max printable width is 17". However, can an 18" wide sheet fit (with printing limited to 17")?

A: No, the Epson SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer is limited to a 17" width paper, it can not take an 18" wide paper.

Q: 2. Can I print photos on both sides of a page if the paper is two sided using this printer?

A: Yes, the Epson SureColor P700 13" Photo Printer is Double-Sided Printing capable. To enable simply select the Double-Sided Printing option in print settings.

Q: 3. How much ink in ml in the started kit cartridges for the P700 and P900?

A: Epson doesn't specify but after initially priming the printhead you should still be able to make some prints. It's always recommended you have a extra set of inks on hand for these printers. you don't want to find yourself in the middle of a job with a deadline w/o inks.

Q: 4. Is the P700 twice as expensive to run as the P900? P700 25ml ink cartridges are nearly the same price as P900 50ml cartridges.

A: Almost! The same was with the P600 & P800 26ml for $32 vs' 80ml for $60. The cheaper the printer the more the ink.

Q: 5. can this printer work with 220 electricity ?

A: Yes, this Epson SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer is 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz power.

Q: 6. What is "wet looking" blacks?

A: Its meant to show a glossy- shiny black. The ink itself is dry but, its a very glossy black

Q: 7. How would this be with photos? On matte, luster or canvas

A: This is more of a line art printer as prints such as blueprints. But it can still print a nice quality photo, the quality would not be as good as a printer with a higher amount of ink cartridges. This can print on different types of paper as long as they adhere to the following specs Media Sizes Input Tray 1: 8.27 x 11 to 11 x 17" / 21.01 x 27.94 to 27.94 x 43.18 cm

Q: 8. will this printer print on vynile and canvas?

A: This printer should have no issues printing on vinyl and canvas, but as ts mainly used for line art and blue prints you might not see the best results.

Q: 9. Can I use the same set of inks that I currently am using in my P5000?

A: No, the Epson SureColor P5370 17" Photo Printer is not compatible with ink cartridges for the SureColor P5000.

Q: 10. Roughly how many 12 x 12 prints can you get before having to replacing ink?

A: The Epson SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer (B&H# EPSCP900SE) comes with starter ink cartridges which are designed to get you started printing. Full cartridges will print anywhere from perhaps 50-500 prints depending on your choices of colors, paper, and saturation levels. There is no single standard nor rule of thumb as the aforementioned factors will determine ink usage.