Let's play "Spot the screw up"

[copyman]

Most of my field jobs before working on MFP's were I.T. related. I guess I was an early adapter.

I was careful with my post and said "Most" are very smart but no mechanical or troubleshooting skills! Of course there are good techs like you who were IT first.

"Most" big companies now a days will only hire IT people and try to make them copier techs. Some are able to convert but many do not! Chances are if you go to school for IT you don't want to get hands dirty working on copiers! Old school techs are hard to find......

[davidmtupper]

We use that job as a kind of test for new techs, to see if they're ready to solo. If you can figure that one out reliably you should do ok with almost anything else.

[JasonSBE]

We use that job as a kind of test for new techs, to see if they're ready to solo. If you can figure that one out reliably you should do ok with almost anything else.

I actually sent the picture to a fairly new hire here at my office to see if he could find the issue. He did, which made me feel good, because this is his first job in the field, and I've been training him.