Xerox Workcentre XD105f Digital Copier and Laser Printer

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Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 63 pounds
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B00000K03K
• Item model number: XD105F
• Average Customer Review: 2.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
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• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes
• Date first available at Amazon.com: September 4, 1973

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

Xerox offers a versatile copier and printer with the Workcenter XD105f. It prints at a speed of 8 ppm and copies at 10 ppm with a resolution of 600 dpi. The copier can make up to 100 copies of the original and has four copy modes: auto, text, photo, and toner save. The XD105f is compatible with Windows and easily hooks up to a PC through the parallel port.

Product Description

The Xerox XD105f Digital Copier/Laser Printer, featuring a 250-sheet automatic document feeder, enables jobs to be completed quickly. It has a warm-up time of about 10 seconds, a copy speed of 10 copies per minute and a print speed of 8 pages per minute. You'll enjoy the superior performance and dual capabilities of the XD105f. Why waste money and office space on two pieces of equipment when the XD105f performs the workload of each so well?

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Xerox Workcentre XD105f, April 1, 2000

By	J. Peterson (Honolulu, Hawaii) - See all my reviews

Constant paper jams unless you use the more expensive xerox multipurpose primary image paper. Envelopes get pretty squashed also. Initial toner cartridge only good for limited number of copies.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Too Expensive to Use, Maintain, and Repair, October 18, 2003

By	Jennifer (Los Gatos, CA United States) - See all my reviews

I bought the Xerox XD105f Digital Copier and Laser Printer two years ago. When it works, it produces clear, clean copies and it does so quickly. The auto-copy feature is helpful for big jobs and the reduction/enlarge feature is also useful. With that stated, here is the bad news. Soon after I purchased the system, the bottom paper tray stopped feeding paper. I had to use the side tray to make copies. Then the drum started to print smeary black streaks along the edge of the paper. I changed out the print cartridge, but this didn't fix the problem. And the cost of the cartridge? Oh, about $189.00. I then accessed the Xerox support web site and downloaded the instructions for cleaning the drum and inkwell. I followed the instructions - which were pretty simple - but it didn't fix the problem - it made it worse. Not only were there more streaks on the paper, the streaks contained powdery black ink that just rubbed off. Finally, the printer stopped working altogether.

I spent several hours online trying to find an authorized Xerox Repair Center in my area, but none exist. I checked the Xerox web site and sent an email to the Team Xerox folks. The answer I got back, "if my product is still under warranty, they can send a repair person out for a $250.00 service call, not including parts and tax. Or, I could get a reconditioned unit, but keep my drum, print cartridge, and power cord to use."

Does this sound like a good plan to you?

No, I didn't think so either.

I retired the Xerox 105f to the garage and immediately purchased the Hewlett-Packard Officejet 7110. Not only does it cost 30% less than the Xerox product, it does a lot more - it copies and scans in color, prints (with reduction/enlargment), and faxes. And the ink cartridges cost around $30.00. If I have a problem with the H-P, I know where I can get it fixed.

Granted, the technology has moved on since I bought the XD105f, and perhaps I cannot make a fair comparison with a new product, but if the Xd105 had performed as expected, there would besome customer loyalty here. Sorry, I decided on an H-P.

Thanks for listening.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Not the quality you would expect from Xerox, November 23, 2004

By	G. Johnson "glj52" (Santa Fe) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I also regret buying one of these machines. I intentionally chose a Xerox because I thought the name meant reliability. I don't think that anymore. Despite very light use as a home copier, this machine has presented problem after problem. Paper feeding has always been sporadic. Then after two years, the plastic gear on the fuser broke. Fortunately the machine was repaired under warranty. Now however it has broken again: it won't feed paper at all from the main tray.

I went through all the diagnostic and repair steps on Xerox's Web site. When the problem persisted I contacted online support. The response? -- to simply cut and paste the same instructions. A call to telephone support was equally unhelpful, resulting only in an offer to schedule a service call for $250 minimum -- half the price of the copier. I'm more inclined to spend the money on a new one, of a different brand.