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If you don't replace a belt it absolutely can brick itself, somewhat violently too. To be clear I don't think Epson is in the right here. Just trying to find a
by williamscales 4y ago
If you don't replace a belt it absolutely can brick itself, somewhat violently too.
To be clear I don't think Epson is in the right here. Just trying to find analogous things we already deal with.
- olliej 4y agoDoesn't belt wear produce noticeable symptoms prior to actual failure? I recall timing belt issues at least being noticeable prior to them failing - the only sudden failure I am aware of was when the engine dropped out of the bottom of my parents car when I was a kid - and honestly you could have argued that that car was itself evidence that everything in it needed to be replaced.