Hello all

[copier_operator]

Hello everyone,

After a good while of lurking around i figured id finally register.
Im not a technician, i am copier operator and i find these forums a great asset.

Im operating two Barons 8110s Pro's for two years now and eventhough there isnt much to read up on these machines specifically i keep on learning from the various posts. (unless i missed a subforum)

Silly question perhaps but is it allowed for a non-technician to ask for advice on these boards ? (no worries, wont be of the - i have a paper jam, what do i do ? variety)
I am quite fond to work with these machines, always been kind of a tech nut.

Keep on keeping on !

[Aneurysm]

Welcome to Copytechnet.com, we look forward to your participation.

[slimslob]

Glad to have you join us. Do you have the TCRU kits? TCRU = Trained Customer Replacement Units. They allow you to do most preventive maintenance on your own.

[bob marley]

Welcome

[blackcat4866]

Welcome! =^..^=

[Santander]

Welcome Aboard!

[copier_operator]

Glad to have you join us. Do you have the TCRU kits? TCRU = Trained Customer Replacement Units. They allow you to do most preventive maintenance on your own.

Afraid i havent, i have asked my employer and the technicians that visit me often for some formal training.
Seems i am not eligible for this although i would prefer it, simple things like torque and roller replacements i would love to handle myself again.
On my old Taurus machines i got the thumbs up from the technicians to do most of the basic things myself.
(would save me time during the busy times - which is all year round with maybe a few weeks breathing room)

[blackcat4866]

On some of our larger print shops we stocked certain customers with primary charge units, feed rollers, rebuilt fuser units. With just a little training, it reduces down time considerably. It's an individual thing. Certain operators can be entrusted with more complicated replacements. =^..^=

[zoraldinho]

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