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That’s because you have a Brother laser printer which charges its capacitors in the least graceful way possible.
by iwontberude 2y ago
That’s because you have a Brother laser printer which charges its capacitors in the least graceful way possible.
- throwaway81348 2y agoPlease expand, I am intrigued!
- lukevp 2y agoThis happens with my Samsung laser printer too, is it not all laser printers?
- bob1029 2y agoIt's mostly the fuser that is sucking down all the power. In some models, it will flip on and off very quickly to provide a fast warm up (low thermal mass). You can often observe the impact of this in the lights flickering.
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- dogline 2y agoIf my Brother laser printer starts while I have the ceiling fan going on the same circuit, the breaker will trip. That's the only thing in my house that will do it. It must be a huge momentary current draw.