23 hours ago, gr5 said:The only trick I know is to go to each printer and go to "maintenance" menu and in there you can see the usage statistics for each core. Unfortunately if you change cores a lot, this information is almost useless. Personally I have multiple printers and I keep the cores for each printer in a bag with that printer and never swap cores among printers (and some cores only ever go in left slot the rest only ever in right slot). So I can insert each core and read off the statistics. I know most people don't do this.
Thank you anyway! G
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The only trick I know is to go to each printer and go to "maintenance" menu and in there you can see the usage statistics for each core. Unfortunately if you change cores a lot, this information is almost useless. Personally I have multiple printers and I keep the cores for each printer in a bag with that printer and never swap cores among printers (and some cores only ever go in left slot the rest only ever in right slot). So I can insert each core and read off the statistics. I know most people don't do this.
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