You work at home and have a problem with a piece of equipment that you use for your job

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Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to express my problem with the printer which I had bought before locking down for Covid. Because of Covid, I had to work at home, so I provided some equipment that I got from your store. The printer worked properly for one month, but
then
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, it makes an extra line
that is
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not only very sharp but
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too
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tick which makes some words no longer readable. I tried to fix it and changed one of its pieces. But the line still appears.
This
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line causes some details to be covered and it makes the plan unclear. Since our
plan
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are
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so
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, we need to get
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error
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free high resolutions
print
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. Can I return the printer and get the other model? Because I don’t like
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model anymore Best regard Mahdi
sohtabi
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Sohrabi
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