Ricoh Photocopier

On comparing your conventional photo copy machine with an advanced technology Ricoh photocopier, you would find that you are working with an age old technology that requires much labor, power, maintenance and raw material.

A quick comparison between the two machines is sufficient to highlight the inability of conventional machine in handling the work pressure. On the contrary, it slows down the process. It takes much time in copying documents and it wastes much paper and toner in copying. The paper and toner wasted is an unnecessary burden on your profit.

Small and medium businesses are forced to work with traditional machines as they are unable to buy new equipments. Advanced technology copiers are expensive and banks and branded companies have strict terms and conditions for financing and leasing latest office equipments. Since small and medium businesses are unable to meet the requirements of banks and retailers, they are forced to work with outdated equipments.

At Flat Rate Copiers, advanced Ricoh photocopier companies costs nothing. This machine could be bought at lowest price, on easy finance schemes and on affordable lease and rent. How would you like to own this copy machine? Service is guaranteed at Flat Rate Copiers. We have easy terms and conditions that you can meet in a hassle free manner.

We are number one photocopy machine company and we offer best and branded machines on sale, lease and rent. Finance options are also available for buyers with limited budget. We have the machine that could meet your needs.

Buy a commercial Ricoh photocopier on easy payment or lease one for your needs. Choose the option that best suits to your needs and leave everything on us. You would get the best service that includes after hour service and on-site service.

Affordable Copier repair technician

Copier repair technician

Searching for a reliable copier repair technician can be a overwhelming task in South Florida. If you’ve noticed there are not too many of these guys around. Today, we’ll take a look at what are the important things to look for when your copier needs parts or repair.

Can I fix this myself?

Copier repair can soon become bewildering and unless you have experience with computers and other electronics going beyond the plastic paneling is risky. There are literally thousands of moving parts in today’s photocopiers. There have even been some engineers that suggest on paper these should NOT actually work at the efficiency that they do. Well, thank goodness they were wrong and we don’t have to sweat the details. Copiers are not design for the DIY (do it yourself) repair.

How to avoid the call to begin with, Common jams, issues and copier parts
Let’s take a look at why you’re in this undesirable position to begin with. Most copier issues (and I mean 90%) are a simple matter of understanding where the jam originates in the paper path. The paper path is from the paper drawer to the exit on to the paper tray. So, it’s always good practice to start at the beginning. The drawer starts elevating the paper (once closed) to a rubber pickup roller. This roller not unlike a tire on a car wears out over time.

For example it may pick up the first two pages, but fail to pick up the rest, thus halting the entire production. Once the copier detects there’s an issue paper deep in the path are left for your to manually remove them. So, ask yourself “Where in the paper path dose this originate?”. Having the answer may save you time and money. It may only be a $5 roller.

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Selecting a copier repair company and or technician

Typically we don’t scrutinize our technicians as we would for a reliable auto mechanic when it’s our own car that needs repair. However, I challenge you to consider doing this. There are several levels of technicians, color specialist, and Black/White only techs. Digging further you’ll learn that brand, model, and year will also be key factors when contracting a technician. An example is a tech only certified on late model Black copiers billing you $95 /hr to examine your color machine. The tech is willing to take the call and you’re willing to take the risk. The tech is crossing his fingers that it’s a simple matter of cleaning or removing a jam, however if it’s a color specific issue he may learn on the job. (You pay for this education, plus copier parts) This isn’t meant to scare you, rather create an awareness of who you pay for service.

Be sure to ask about our service contracts and the benefits to having peace of mind.