926 AIO Can I replace it with another 926 & not loose my fax history

I don't know of any printer that allows exporting its fax history and importing it onto a new device.  If retaining your history is important to you, then although this won't help your current history, going forward you may want to look into switching over to a virtual fax solution like eFax or GreenFax.  In those solutions, you get a fax number, but when people send things to it, it gets sent to you as an email attachment.  When you want to send something, you upload a document from your PC or other device and supply the destination fax number, then eFax/GreenFax will send it to a real fax machine and it will appear to have come from your assigned fax number.  You'd obviously cut down on paper and ink usage this way, and you can also send and receive faxes even while you're not at any particular physical fax machine.  For some people, those benefits are a good enough reason to use these services all on their own.

Thanks for the reply. I am going to try and see clean the heads again and see if I can find the sensor too and clean that. Not much on the 926 AIO. I was also wondering if I get another 926 AIO would I need to do a install or is the software I have on my computer OK seeing as it is the same model printer.

The saved fax files have to be some where, also going to look for them.

If the printer is on a network, it's very often possible to access the fax log through a browser -- if you know the IP address, try

http://192.169.1.2, etc.

You may be able to view/screen capture or export the log file.

gary7777,

Did you try Staples or Office Max? You need Dell Series 9 ink cartridge(s). Not sure if Walmart sells them anymore.

Rick