Using aftermarket HDD's

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  • Magebomba
    Technician
    • Dec 2008
    • 92
    #1

    Using aftermarket HDD's

    Hey guys, thanks to the CNN special on HDD security on copiers we have had an influx of HDD Erase Kit sales.
    So the question is:
    Has anyone ever used an aftermarket HDD? Is the procedure the same as if you order oem from canon?

    Purpose being for current customers with lease agreement nearing the end, the hdd erase kit would be a waste if I could just replace their hdd and physically hand them their old one upon the end of the lease.

    Any advice is appreciated, and thx in advance guys/gals!
    Tags: advance, advice, aftermarket, agreement, appreciated, canon, cnn, copiers, current, customers, erase, hdd, ir3300, kit, lease, oem, old, procedure, replace, sales, security, special, sst, used
    • D_L_P
      Self Employed
      1,000+ Posts
      • Oct 2009
      • 1196
      #2
      That's what we are starting to do now, just hand them the old HDD. Then, of course, we bill them for the replacement. Here are the instructions for an aftermarket HDD.
      Copytechnet.com
      http://www.copytechnet.com/forums/attachments/canon/520d1218187407-new-hard-disk-ir3300-sst_-_hdd_not_found.pdf

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        • teckat
          Field Supervisor
          Site Contributor
          10,000+ Posts
          • Jan 2010
          • 16092
          #3
          Originally posted by Magebomba
          Hey guys, thanks to the CNN special on HDD security on copiers we have had an influx of HDD Erase Kit sales.
          So the question is:
          Has anyone ever used an aftermarket HDD? Is the procedure the same as if you order oem from canon?

          Purpose being for current customers with lease agreement nearing the end, the hdd erase kit would be a waste if I could just replace their hdd and physically hand them their old one upon the end of the lease.

          Any advice is appreciated, and thx in advance guys/gals!

          with my company>we drive two nails thru it / case closed/
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            • Magebomba
              Technician
              • Dec 2008
              • 92
              #4
              lol teckat good idea.
              thanks for the link DLP!

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