How to Repair Old Sharp Copiers
Fixing old Sharp copiers is a lucrative business that can save small businesses large amounts of investment capital. Sharp is of particular significance because most of its older contracts ended in ownership; refurbishing an old Sharp copier is a major savings for the business that uses it because it almost always owns the copier. The industry is based on new purchases and the constant acquisition of new equipment. Fixing and maintaining old equipment preserves the business owner's capital and allows the business to spend money elsewhere.
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Instructions
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Inspect the outside of the copier machine for damage. Assess what replacement parts are needed. Inspect the power cable and supply for safety. Replace any frayed power cables.
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Inspect the inside of the copier, paying special attention to all belts and moving parts. Replace the toner cartridge. Replace any parts inside the copier that have worn out.
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Open the copier's top. Inspect the glass on the top. Make sure it is clear and transparent. Place a piece of paper on top and do a test copy. Review the results, and make adjustments if necessary.
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Inspect the copier's paper feed on the top cover. Replace any parts that are damaged or not working. Run a test page and check the results. Make adjustments where necessary.
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Tips & Warnings
Using only Sharp aftermarket parts will give the best results.
Never stick fingers and hands in the machine while moving parts are going back and forth.
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- Photo Credit copy machine image by Mat Hayward from Fotolia.com
