HP LaserJet 8100N C4215A Network Laser Printer w/ Cabinet For Parts

HP LaserJet 8100N C4215A Network Laser Printer w/ Cabinet For Parts

The HP LaserJet 8100N (C4215A) is a high-volume monochrome network laser printer designed for demanding workgroup and departmental environments. This unit is being sold AS-IS for parts or repair only — it has multiple documented mechanical issues and is not in working order. It comes with the original HP LaserJet rolling printer cabinet.

Specifications & What's Included

• Brand: Hewlett-Packard (HP)
• Model: LaserJet 8100N
• Part Number: C4215A
• Print Technology: Monochrome laser
• Network Interface: HP JetDirect 600N 10/100TX card (model J3113A) — RJ-45 Ethernet port installed
• Additional Rear Ports: Parallel, FIR (infrared), Accessory slot
• Paper Trays: Three input trays visible
• Front Panel: LCD display with Go, Menu, Cancel Job, Item, Value, and Select buttons
• Power Requirements: 100–127V AC, 50/60Hz, 9.0A
• Country of Assembly: United States (per rating label)
• Page Count: 2,450,420
• Includes: HP LaserJet Printer Cabinet (rolling, with casters)
• Does NOT include: Toner, ink, ribbon, or any print media

Known Issues (AS-IS — For Parts or Repair Only)

• Makes a loud grinding noise during operation
• Paper jams occur frequently during use
• A plastic piece is missing — see last photo for detail
• Cabinet door is bent — visible in photos

Applications

The HP LaserJet 8100 series was introduced in the late 1990s as HP's answer to high-volume departmental printing, rated for duty cycles well into the hundreds of thousands of pages per month. The 8100N variant added a built-in JetDirect 600N 10/100TX network card, making it a plug-in-to-network device for large offices without the need for a separate print server. These printers were workhorses in corporate, legal, government, and university print rooms throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s. With over 2.4 million pages on this unit, it has clearly seen heavy service. Today these units are sought after by technicians and repair shops for spare parts — the fuser assemblies, paper pickup rollers, formatter boards, I/O cards, and cabinet hardware are all commonly needed replacement components for other 8100-series machines still in service.