The frequency of printer maintenance will vary depending on how often you use your printer. We recommend cleaning it weekly or even daily.

Signs include poor print quality, ink blots, blurry lines, unusual noises, slow printing speeds, network connectivity problems, or error codes. Neglecting regular maintenance may result in these issues, but they can be addressed by performing updates and cleaning the printer and its printheads.

Here at Geeks On Site, we recommend a simple rule: if the printer repair costs amount to more than half of what it would cost to get a new machine, it might be more practical to buy a new one. Contact an agent today to help you get the best price on a brand-new printer.

If you have multiple printers within your office, you’ll need a printer driver for each type of printer because each one communicates differently with the computer.

Paper jams are one of the most common copier issues. There’s a range of things that can cause a paper jam such as misaligned paper trays, incorrect paper, and worn out rollers.

If you suffer from discolored printing then it can be a sign your copier is ill. Low quality toner, dirty photocopier glass, or even a malfunctioning drum unit could be the culprit.

Random spots are a frustrating photocopier problem that can ruin otherwise perfect copies. These spots can be caused by various factors, such as dirty photocopier glass, a malfunctioning drum unit, or a leaky cartridge.

Your prints may be coming out misaligned due to issues with the printer’s calibration, paper loading, or paperhead alignment. Contact Geeks On Site to assist with your printing issue.

You can maintain your copier by regularly cleaning internal components, calibrating settings for optimal performance, and addressing any mechanical issues promptly.