I Bought an $8 Goodwill Printer… Can It Be Fixed?
Can you really buy a broken printer from Goodwill for just $8 and restore it into a fully working Canon Pixma worth over $100? In this video, I take a chance on a dusty Canon TR8520 printer from Goodwill and walk through the full restoration process to see if it can be saved.
Watch as I inspect, clean, troubleshoot, replace the ink cartridges, and test the printer to bring it back to life. Along the way I also discuss printer resale value, common Canon printer issues like the B200 printhead error, and whether flipping used printers for profit is worth it.
This Canon TR8520 printer refurbishing project shows how thrift store electronics can sometimes turn into great deals if you know what to look for.
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Topics Covered:
• Buying used printers from Goodwill
• Canon TR8520 troubleshooting
• Canon printer refurbishing and cleaning
• Replacing empty/dry ink cartridges
• Checking for B200 printhead errors
• Printer resale and flipping for profit
• Testing printer nozzle checks and print quality
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