Hi,
I'm doing research,
I'm a manager in large repair group (75000 pcs per yr)We repair 1400 printers (lasers,multifunctions,line printers,impacts ,label printers) each month. Our average burn-in time after repair is 1 hour 20 minutes.
If you work in a repair facility I am interested in how long you burn -in printers after repairing them. I appreciate any feedback.
Thank you
Wayne Overcash
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You mean you burn-in printers?
After repair, the closest thing to burn-in I've ever seen is if the tech squeals his tires on the way out of the parking lot.
I have worked as a field-service-tech for small printers in the past, and if it prints, it's fixed.
I have worked as a field-service-tech for small printers in the past, and if it prints, it's fixed.
7th Feb
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yes I meant burn-in of repaired printers.We actually run a repair facility,23 techncians repairing every kind of printer you can think of. After they go through the repair process we have them test them ( burn-in) for anywhere from 1 hour to overnight depending on the problem. I'm trying to see if there any consenous form other repair shops about burn-in time
steelheadflinger
8th Feb
