Printer Repair
Training For Educational Institutions And Government Facilities
One of the common, nearly hidden, sources of revenue drain for
many educational institutions and government facilities is basic laser printer
maintenance and repair. In most cases, budgets are tighter
in the public domain than they are in the private sector. Virtually all of our daily work
activities revolve around document production in one way or
another. In order to keep our document production at a high level
we need to maintain and repair our printing equipment on a routine
basis. For most of us, this means calling the printer repair
technician, and generating an onsite visit to diagnose and repair
the printer. In some cases, the diagnosis and repair requires two
separate visits to the site - one to diagnose, the other to
install the correct parts to solve the problem. This scenario
seems perfectly normal, because without printed documents, our
schools and government facilities are simply crippled. We tend to consider this an
operating expense and seldom give it a second thought. There
is a better, less costly approach.
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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.
Printer Repair
Training
In our experience, we have found that some IT staff are reluctant to tackle
printer issues and they simply generate tickets to dispatch a printer repair
technician to the site. This could be due to IT staff workload, lack of
familiarity with the printing equipment, or any number of corporate policy
reasons. Most likely, it is not a part of their job description, and IT
training does not adequately prepare an individual for basic printer
maintenance and repair. Whatever the reason, we can show you how to save hundreds or thousands
of dollars on printer repair and maintenance with with our basic laser printer
repair and maintenance training video, or the direct onsite training of a few key
individual employees. We have trained admin personnel, mail room staff and
other non-IT personnel to perform simple printer maintenance and repair with
great success. In nearly every organization there are a few people that are interested,
and readily accept the responsibility for the basic printer repair and
maintenance for the business. These people do not need to be part of the IT
staff and the work requires very little time per printer.
Canadian
Texas ISD - Onsite Training
Every
printer technician should be required to attend. This will
help reduce printer repair costs & help staff
implement repairs. The printer resources CD will be most
helpful to all staff.
P.S.
- Canadian ISD
Very
helpful. It helped me to know not to be afraid to do
something. . . it won't be too hard to repair most
problems.
B.W.
- Canadian ISD
Consider this . . .
In our example here we will use the HP LaserJet 4250/4350
series laser printer.1 In a small to medium sized
educational institution or government facility, with only 50 printers, the following shows how it breaks
down for maintenance service only. The maintenance interval
on this model printer is 225,000 pages. That means:
18,750 pages per month per printer for one year.
9,375 pages per month per printer for two years.
6,250 pages per month per printer for three years.
The cost of the maintenance kit for each printer is $299.99.
The maintenance kit cost to
service each of these printers only once cost $14,999.50.
Printer repair
technician labor charges may be slightly more or less in your specific
market but are probably at least $100.00 for each visit to your site.
One technician to your site to install a maintenance kit in each
printer, as they come due, will cost an additional $5,000.00.
Total cost to
perform routine maintenance on these 50 printers only once is a staggering
$19,999.50.
You Can Take Control
By empowering a few key employees to provide the initial basic laser
printer repair and maintenance internally you can save at least:
$5,000.00 in
printer repair technician labor charges in our example above.
$6,750.00 in
maintenance kit costs in our example above.
That amounts to
$11,750.00 in savings for a single maintenance per printer - 59% savings
on a single maintenance cycle in this example of only 50 office printers.
Add that to the
other common, simple, and basic printer problems that are covered in our
training and the savings multiply.
Nearly adding insult to injury, many expensive service contracts don't
include the routine maintenance described here and others charge you based
on the page count of each printer. How much would your organization save if
you only required a printer repair technician when more serious problems
developed?
The Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training video is
a good choice to start with, when your organization has IT or other designated staff that you
want to handle the internal printer maintenance and basic printer
repair. Even an
office with only a handful of printers will save more than the cost of the
video training on the first maintenance you perform for yourself. We will
show your designated employee(s) how to use a service manual, which will help
them diagnose nearly
any printer problem, and will enable them to complete basic, intermediate, and
advanced repairs on nearly any model that they have the service manual for.
We will also provide the printer repair and
maintenance parts, enabling you to save up to 50% or more on the cost of
parts and maintenance kits. To top it off, we
will show your designated employee(s) how to quickly and easily become certified, which will give them additional confidence when dealing
with more rare printer problems. Additionally, you will be given full
credit for the video training if you choose to upgrade to theOnsite
Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training within
six months of your initial purchase.
Onsite Basic
Laser Printer Repair and Maintenance Training
To accelerate the learning curve, our OnsiteBasic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training may be the best
choice for your organization. Direct, hands-on training will
improve competency and empower your designated employee(s) to begin
performing the basic laser printer maintenance and repair functions more quickly
and efficiently. This training covers basic troubleshooting tips as well
as hands-on basic maintenance and repair on your exact office printers. We
will show your designated employee(s) the simple steps that can save your
firm hundreds or thousands of dollars on outsourced printer maintenance
and repair. We will also show you how to order the necessary maintenance
kits and
parts at up to 50% less than retail, possibly more. Your
designated employee(s) will not need to be part of your IT staff or
particularly technically skilled to accomplish the basic laser printer
maintenance and repair functions for your organization.
OnsiteBasic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training
is only $2097.00 per day, plus our expenses to travel to and from your
location. Onsite training is best suited for a maximum of four to six
participants to allow individual participation by each designated
employee, and complete the OnsiteBasic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training
in a single day. If you have previously purchased the Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training video
package within the last six months you are entitled to an instant
discount of $197.00. Multiple site or multiple training day
discounts may apply. Please complete the Onsite
Training information form to see if you qualify
for additional discounts.
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Printer Repair Training Option And Payment Method Below
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Up to speed in hours, rather than weeks or months.
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To accelerate the learning curve, select the My
Tech Guru OnsiteBasic Laser Printer Maintenance and
Repair Training now. Direct, hands-on training will improve competency and
empower your designated employee(s) to begin performing the basic
laser printer maintenance and repair functions more quickly and
efficiently. This training covers basic troubleshooting tips as
well as hands-on basic maintenance and repair on your exact
office printers. If you have previously
purchased the Basic Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair
Training video package, within the last six months, you are
entitled to an instant discount of
$197.00. Multiple site or multiple training day
discounts may apply. Please complete the Onsite
Training information form to see if you qualify
for additional discounts.
Click
here to complete our online Onsite Training information form
now, so that we can create your custom onsite
training quote. When we have your answers we will reply with your
custom quote for the onsite Basic
Laser Printer Maintenance and Repair Training, usually within 24
to 48 hours.
After you receive your quote, we can select the
actual training date(s), and you can issue your PO.
1.
Purchase the DVD or Instant Access training versions by
completing the online checkout using the check / money order
payment option. In the comments box simply note that you will be
submitting a purchase order. Submit the invoice you receive via
email to your accounting department to generate the exact PO
amount.
2.
Prepare your purchase order with the exact price of the training
option that you are selecting. Make sure to include the exact
shipping & handling charge for the DVD training program, or
the exact quote figures for the onsite training program.
3. Fax a
copy of the complete PO to us at 206-339-6634, including billing
and shipping instructions.
4. We
will contact your accounting office within 24 hours to verify
the PO.
5. We
will ship the DVD training package within 24 to 48 hours after
PO verification, or confirm the exact training date(s) for the
onsite training program.
1 For the purpose of
this example all printers are assumed to be HP LaserJet 4250/4350
series printers. Obviously, it will be seldom that all printers in
a business will be the same. Desktop and lower volume printers
will be mixed with higher volume network printers, etc. Figures
shown are for example purposes only. Pricing for the maintenance
kit was obtained from HP's web site on October 1, 2009.
Note: HP, Hewlett Packard, LaserJet and images of HP printers shown on this web site are trademarks of the Hewlett Packard Corporation. Lexmark is a trademark of Lexmark International. Xerox and Tektronix are trademarks of the Xerox Corporation. My Tech Guru is the sole author of the content on this site and not affiliated with HP, Lexmark or Xerox. The information contained on this web site is based on the experience of My Tech Guru personnel. It does not replace the manufacturer's service manual or repair guidelines. You should always consult the manufacturer's service manual prior to working on any printer, adhere to all safety precautions detailed by the manufacturer, and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for diagnosing and completing any repair.