THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE.......BUSINESS by STEVIEUKWONDER
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I thought I'd let you see a little of what I do for a living.
As well as programming and designing EPoS systems,
I repair thermal printers, coupled to the till used at the point of sale, after spillage or mis-use.
This Epson TMT88 MK 3 printer, had been covered in some alcoholic beverage and had stopped working.
After a bit of TLC it's kicking out receipts just like new! lol
The white Samsung SPR 350 is just in for routine maintenance after being removed from a redundant site.
I do still find it viable to invest 20 minutes or so, trying to repair a printer.
Especially when they will normally be fine with a little knowledge and a reassuring whisper!lol
It saves about $400 not having to buy new.
Fault finding, is quite theraputic, after running around, designing systems.
Thanks for stopping by!
Steve :o)
Comments (27)
a necesary job!
Thanks so much for sharing Steve, it seems you are able to do almost anything when it comes to electronics. I'm sure you must run into a lot of situations where even your amazed at what happened.
Steve, sounds like lots of fun! LOL In this day of planned obsolesce, it is good to see that your part repair rather than rubbish! Besides the machines of this day seem to more modular in construing, suited sometimes to the Delta's of design, toward robotic assembly! Interesting image, you can take pride in your efforts!
To repair those days is this trow away cummunity a great thing to do. I've powershot S5IS with a not functioning viewer, now I have to buy a new camera, because its to expensive to repair. Thanks for sharing! RS
THANKS FOR SHARING, VERRY INTERESTING !!!!!!!!!!
Nice one Steve:)
Oh that looks like an alien place to be Steve... hehehe Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing what you do Very interesting... I bet it takes a lot of time and patience as well I need new ink want to send me some its a Canon MP210 Just teasing ya Hugs Susan~
good job
Great!!
Terrific shot Steve!!
I hate it when they 'get stuck' in the supermarkets. Always happens to me LOL! They should get u in to fix them !!!
nice to see your internet account is higher than mine lol well done Stevie nice shot of your life
Great shot of your work.. time and patience is what is required to get this stuff going oh and a knowledge of electronics would help too lol. Thanks for the share.. Hows Cathy doing hope all is going well with her... oh and you too lol..
Cool shot, well done....
Too bad you don't make house calls in the southwestern US. Seems that printers and I don't always get along. LOL Thanks for the exposition.
Great job! Thanks for sharing!
I just wish they could look tidy in the kitchen lol! Great photo you are good at fixing things which reminds me ...... lol! Cathy xoxoxo
Excellent photography my friend....!!!!
That must make you very popular, everyone seems to have at lest one printer that no longer works! You must see some terrible sights though!!
I will send your mines ;) Great shot!
Excellent shot :)
Interesting photoshot.
I will second the comment blush made need INK!!!!lol I have a HP officejet all in one and love it not getting another for a long time works wonderful intersting work!~
Interesting shot, thanks for sharing.
Looks like work!Thanks for sharing!!
very interesting as I use to repair electronic cash machines/safes.good to see an example of your job