Forget Something?

[fixthecopier]

Found this on the internet. Copy guy left something after his repair. Must not have tested the scanner.

[mongo]

Its a Ricoh he will be back. Mongo

[emujo]

I left my vacuum on a cruise ship after a service call.. Not to big of a deal, but they changed ports during that cruise..wanted to charge me around $150 to ship it back to the states, told them to deep six it. Emujo

[skynet]

How did he screw the covers back on?

[allan]

Forgetting to put back the CCD cover happens. Don't know why when working on a RICOH you get the urge to remove it. On Konica Minolta it's put on there with a zillion screws. Reinforced box of sheet metal.

It's amazing on some models like the MP6500 that can work without a real big heap of unnecessary parts and like a third of the original screws.

[fixthecopier]

How did he screw the covers back on?

If he was like some techs I know, screws just slow down progress. Just lay the covers on it and nobody will notice.

[gwaddle]

I got in a hurry once and forgot to put the back cover back on after testing.

[Iowatech]

I forgot my entire tool case one time when I was working late at the mothership. As it was about a 75 mile drive to the mothership in those days, the core techs had plenty of time to put "things" in there.
While that was quite embarrassing, it turns out it isn't an entirely bad idea to keep a roll of toilet paper in the service vehicle.

[allan]

I forgot my entire tool case one time when I was working late at the mothership. As it was about a 75 mile drive to the mothership in those days, the core techs had plenty of time to put "things" in there.
While that was quite embarrassing, it turns out it isn't an entirely bad idea to keep a roll of toilet paper in the service vehicle.

Did the same thing and found a brick in my bag. Wondered why it was to heavy.

[igi]

must have been in a big hurry