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How To Fix Your Own Printer

Special Notice: My Tech Guru has launched a new web site that is specifically geared toward printer repair training. Everything on this site will remain unchanged for the foreseeable future, however, our new PrinterCoach.com web site will deal only with printer service training. The new site will make it easier to find details about printer repair certification training and our hands-on on-site printer repair training options. The PrinterCoach.com site is also being created as a WordPress blog, which will allow us to frequently add important information, and provide a means for our users to enter comments about that information. If you are here to look at our laser printer repair service training options, please take a look at our new PrinterCoach.com web site.

My Tech Guru can help you fix your own printer, if you can answer a few simple questions and follow a set of simple instructions. Many printers are designed to be nearly disposable and the cost of their repair could be higher than a replacement. In some of the nearly disposable printer cases, and business class laser printers, if you intend to fix the printer yourself, it could be cost effective for you to give it a try. If the printer is moderately expensive to replace, and worth the cost of a repair, you should find that you can save a good deal of money if you can fix it yourself. However, you will also need to know where to buy parts and supplies inexpensively if you intend to save the most money on this do-it-yourself project. If the printer is not disposable, please read the options below.

Printer Maintenance

Printer maintenance is simply the page count cycle when the manufacturer recommends replacing a few parts that have reached the end of their life expectancy. Similar to changing the oil in your car, these maintenance intervals are designed to keep your printing equipment functioning properly and help reduce more costly repairs due to lack of maintenance. Nearly all printers have these maintenance cycles and the manufacturer's provide the common parts, usually in kits. Common printing problems, paper jams, or image defects are frequently maintenance related items.

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Fix Your Own Printer Options

As with anything you want to learn, you have a choice about how and where to study and learn about the subject. Most available printer repair training courses have assumed that you should know about things such as "image formation" or "laser theory." If you go to your local Barnes and Noble or search through amazon.com you will find books that are hundreds of pages in length - 300 to 500 pages or more. Scary thought isn't it? The truth is that you don't need to know half of what these sources try to teach you about printer repair and maintenance. The other half might be pertinent, but why take 200 - 250 pages to tell you about something that can be made simple? In a matter of only a few hours we can show you how to perform basic laser printer maintenance and repair on nearly any laser printer. Bold statement? Let us back it up.

The My Tech Guru Basic Laser Printer Repair And Maintenance video training will show you step-by step how to perform basic repair and maintenance on nine common types of HP, Lexmark, and Xerox office printers. We will teach you the "mindset" you need to  quickly and easily isolate the cause or source of the problem; basically, this is troubleshooting skill. We will show you how to quickly and easily find the pertinent pages in the service manual that relate to the exact issue that you are faced with; no need to even care that the service manual is more than 400 pages in length. We use the nine common types of HP, Lexmark, and Xerox office printers as examples in the training video, but more importantly, when we show you how to master the service manual, you can master nearly any type of printer repair.

1. Have you ever bought a desk, book case, bicycle, or piece of furniture that required you to assemble it? They provide instructions so that you can assemble it, step-by-step. Did you need to know the composition of the material, the formula of the paint, or the "gauge" of the metal used to make the screws? Absolutely not! You simply assemble the product.

2. If a single component, such as a transistor or resister, failed on a circuit board would you want to find that exact component so that you could replace only that single failed component? Absolutely not! You would simply replace the circuit board.

We approach basic laser printer repair and maintenance in much the same way. Our video shows you nine common types of HP, Lexmark, and Xerox office printers, but that is only to help your confidence in seeing the simplicity of the step-by-step approach. If we show you these nine printers, teach you where to find the step-by-step instructions to isolate the issue, and show you the step-by-step instructions to solve the problem, could you complete a basic printer repair? Of course; it is just like assembling the book case or bicycle.

Most importantly, after you know where to find the step-by-step instructions to help you isolate the issue, and the step-by-step instructions to help you solve the problem, could you apply that knowledge to virtually any laser printer whether you had a "how to" video or not? Absolutely!

1. Was it necessary to spend $400 on a course to learn "laser theory"? NO!

2. Was it necessary to buy a 500 page book? NO!

3. Was it necessary to read a 400 page service manual? NO!

Not only are we going to give you the step-by-step instructions for several common types of printers, we are going to show you where and how to find the step-by-step instructions for nearly any laser printer model. This alone will help empower you with the confidence to tackle nearly any printer repair task - from basic to advanced, if you like.

Here's what you'll receive

Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training Video

New Update For 2011

Now showing 9 example printers!

Our Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training video includes nine common types of HP, Lexmark, and Xerox laser printers. These printer types are the LaserJet 4000/4050 (similar to the 4100), the LaserJet 4200 (similar to the 4200 through the 4350 series), the Color LaserJet 4600 (similar to the 4610 and 4650), the Color LaserJet 4700 (similar to the CP4005), the LaserJet 8100 (similar to the 5si, 8000, and 8150), the LaserJet 9000 (similar to the9040 and 9050), the Lexmark T632 (similar to most Optra S and Optra T series), the Xerox Phaser 5400, and the Xerox Phaser 7700 (similar to the 7750 and 7760). We include the service manuals for each printer type in PDF format ,plus roughly 300 MB of additional printer service manuals as a bonus. We will show you how to use the service manuals so that you can diagnose and repair nearly any printer problem, as well as printer maintenance and troubleshooting tips. We will provide discount parts and maintenance items to you when you need them. We will even show you how you can become inexpensively certified with HP, Lexmark, and Xerox. You can order either an "Instant Access" downloadable version or the DVD version. See details below.

To celebrate our new Printer Coach web site we are offering our Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training at less than half our normal price. This special price will be available only for a limited time. Act now to secure your savings.x