Xerox Phaser 7300 Tabloid Color Laser Printer 11x17 Ethernet USB Parallel Parts

Xerox Phaser 7300 Tabloid Color Laser Printer 11x17 Ethernet USB Parallel Parts

The Xerox Phaser 7300 is a tabloid-format (11×17-inch / B-size) color laser printer originally developed by Tektronix and later produced under the Xerox brand following Xerox's acquisition of Tektronix's color printing division. This unit is being sold as-is for parts or repair. The front-panel LCD is actively displaying a Cyan Imaging Unit Failure error, and the printer has known paper jam issues. Page count stands at 84,000.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: Xerox Phaser 7300 (also marketed as Tektronix Phaser 7300 by Xerox)
• Print type: Color laser / LED
• Maximum media size: 11 × 17 in (Tabloid / B-size)
• Interfaces: Parallel (DB-25), Ethernet (RJ-45), USB
• Rated voltage: 110–127 VAC
• Rated current: 10 A
• Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Page count: 84,000
• Front panel: LCD display with navigation and OK buttons
• Configuration: Multi-tray paper feed (multiple input trays visible)
• Known faults: Active Cyan Imaging Unit Failure error; paper jams
• Certifications: UL Listed (E136xx series)
• Sold as-is — printer only, no toner or accessories included

Applications

The Phaser 7300 was a high-output color laser printer aimed at workgroups and print departments that needed tabloid-size color output. It was commonly found in design studios, advertising agencies, architectural firms, and corporate print centers where 11×17 color proofing and production printing were routine. Tektronix originally built a strong reputation for solid-ink and color laser printers before Xerox acquired the division in 2000; the Phaser 7300 carried that lineage forward as a network-connected, high-speed color laser capable of serving shared workgroups via Ethernet, USB, or parallel connection. This unit would be suitable as a source of spare parts, imaging units, rollers, paper-handling components, or I/O boards for another Phaser 7300 in service.