What's the most whack customer description???
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Re: What's the most whack customer description???
I am a member of the psychic troubleshooting league.
2 hours after the machine kicked my ass, it just comes to me.
I am also a copier talker, like an animal talker. I will stand in from of a running machine and I just know what the problem is.
Could just be I have been doing this too long and drank too many beers and Jack.
I won't mention the glaucoma medication.Why do they call it common sense?
If it were common, wouldn't everyone have it?Comment
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The greatest enemy of knowledge isn't ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge. Stephen HawkingComment
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Couple months ago I had a Bizhub 223 that had a label come off and wrap around a registration roller. Customer took a box cutter to it to get the label off. As you can guess the registration roller didn't make it.
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Re: What's the most whack customer description???
I've had two.
Customer complaned about color lines on copies. Customer has a black and white desktop.Actual problem was colored lines on the SCANS.
Customer having problems with faxing, will not fax at all. I start looking at the fax issue and the customer asks if I want to see the problem, then proceeds to SCAN TO EMAIL and cannot connect.
Really need to have the sales team define exactly what scanning is and does to the customers.If at first you don't succeed, redefine successComment
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Received a call one day from a customer that said that OSHA (occupational safety and health administration) had stopped by their office for an inspection and had cut the plug off the copier. Can you come right away and fix it? So I grab a new power cord off one of our demo machines and head out there. Sure enough the cord is cut off, however, I also notice that 1. the machine has been moved from it's usual location, 2. the plug that has been cut off is missing the ground pin and 3. the prong on the plug that normally faces 90 degrees from the other (20 amp plug) has been twisted straight to fit in a 15 amp plug! The customer had moved the machine and modified the plug to fit in the non grounded 15 amp plug. I refused to fix it until they got an electrician in there to wire the wall plug properly.Testing 1-2-3, testing, testing. Is this thing on?Comment
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Actually had that happen to me once!Testing 1-2-3, testing, testing. Is this thing on?Comment
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Re: What's the most whack customer description???
Hopefully I haven't shared this already, but back in the day when I was a young pup I tried to tell the owner of a business that their machine needed some standard PM parts. They said that the mechanical copy counter was just a timer that caused those parts to fail, and demanded that I disconnect the counter. Rather than do that, I went away.Comment
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Re: What's the most whack customer description???
"The copier ate the labels."
Maybe not the "most whack" but I thought it was funny.Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
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Re: What's the most whack customer description???
Customer INSISTS that this is definitely a problem with the photocopier, they have had their I.T engineer out and he has told them to get an engineer out to check the copier network card as he thinks it is faulty. Customer INSISTS that this is a hardware problem and they are not to be charged for the callout......blah blah.
I also have this issue with Telecom techs. It's not the line. It's the Copier despite old analogue phones proving dead or terribly noisy, and engaged phone lines.Comment
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