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Paying a high amount each year for a fixed traditional contract may not make sense if you do not print that much, but at the same time, you don’t want to be stuck with a large, unanticipated repair bill. When your printer goes down, you need it repaired quickly so you can get your work done!

When you have an issue with a laser printer in your office, it is not always easy to know whom to call, so many fall into the trap of contacting the manufacturer directly. Unfortunately, this can lead to spending hours in a bureaucratic maze.

If you have a business-class laser printer, you can avoid this time trap by directly contacting manufacturer authorized service partners. Such companies will send a service technician to your office to resolve your printer issue.

See below for top laser printer repair companies that provide service in NYC that you can contact, listed by the brand of equipment serviced:

HP LaserJet Printer Repair:
A M Exclusive Business Machines, Inc.
https://www.amexclusive.com/hp-printer-repair-nyc
Call 718-690-2044 Ext. 1 For Service

Brother Laser Printer & Fax Repair:
Ardito’s Business Machines
https://www.arditos.com/
Call 516-927-8393

Canon Laser Printer Repair:
All Nations Office Machines and Supplies, Inc.
http://www.allnations.net/
Call 718-268-9070

Epson Laser Printer Repair:
Ardito’s Business Machines
https://www.arditos.com/
Call 516-927-8393

Xerox Phaser Printer Repair:
A M Exclusive Business Machines, Inc.
https://www.amexclusive.com/xerox-printer-repair-nyc
Call 718-690-2044 Ext. 1 For Service

Dell Laser Printer Repair:
ABS Automation, Inc.
http://www.absfaxandcopier.com/
Call 347-638-2329

Konica Minolta Laser Printer Repair:
Executive Color Systems Inc.
https://www.executivecolor.com/
Call (212) 302-3555

In the past, as experts in repairing HP printers, we would answer the question of whether or not to update printer firmware as pretty much a hard “NO.”  The only reason we would recommend updating firmware was if the printer was not functioning the way you needed it to and you found out that the firmware update addressed that issue.  Updating printer firmware, like many things in the IT world, can be like opening a can of worms: you can unintentionally cause an issue that wasn’t happening already. (I’m sure all of you have, at one time or the other, experienced the pain caused by a Windows update!).

However, as you know, the IT world has changed, and due to the constant cyber security threats out there, what we recommend has evolved. In addition to considering updating printer firmware when it can resolve a known issue with a printer, we recommend that you also update this firmware whenever it addresses a known security vulnerability.

For example, here are some security vulnerabilities addressed by firmware updates that you may find lurking in your HP printer fleet:

It seems like you’ve had that printer in the corner of the office for years. At this point in its life, it feels like you’re maintenancing it every other day. But did you know you’re most likely losing money by doing this? Here are the top 4 printer repair sure signs that you need to buy a new office printer instead of getting it repaired:

With so many office printer repair companies in New York City, it can be difficult to determine which one is best to fit your needs, especially when each company claims to offer the most reputable services. How can you tell they are being truthful? Here is a quick list of what to look for when shopping around for printer companies in the New York Metropolitian Area.

Oftentimes if something of ours breaks, we try to fix it ourselves before going to someone else for help. In the world of HP printers, however, this may cause additional damage to your machine and subsequently additonal costs of professional repair. Now of course, minor HP printer problems such as the ones outlined in our free guidebook are often easy enough for anyone to repair, but some problems need more attention. Here are some more reasons why you shouldn't attempt to repair your own printer unless the problem is minor or if you know exactly what to do.

With so many business-to-business printer repair shops located in New York City, it can be difficult to find the best one for your business. You may think they're all one and the same, but think again; each offers a variety of different services at different levels of quality. But how can you find what exactly the right services you need, and the right company that'll be the best fit? Here is a list of a few things to look for when shopping around for printer repairs in New York City.

When troubleshooting a paper jam, it is wise to check your paper tray settings because sometimes the issue can stem from incorrect machine settings. In this video, one of our experienced printer maintenance professionals explains in detail how to fix and prevent this problem.

If after watching this video you are still experiencing trouble with your HP printer, check out our HP Printer Repair services. You can trust in our expertise because we have been an HP Authorized Printer Service Partner since HP printers were invented. We have service vans throughout NYC, New Jersey & Long Island that are fully stocked with common parts, enabling us to get to your office quickly and fix your laser printer on the first visit.

How to Identify a Phishing or Suspicious Email

Here at A M Exclusive, we provide Managed IT Services to small businesses in NYC and Long Island, and even though we have top notch anti-spam e-mail filters in place, unfortunately spam can still get through from time to time. That is why we make it a point to educate our clients on what types of e-mails they should be suspicious of. Below is a quick list of the top 3 things to look for in an email that can determine if it’s spam or not.

It's always good to prepare for tragedy before it strikes. Most printer problems are easily preventable with proper care, so it's important to know how to take care of your printers so you can avoid paying for a big repair later. Here is a comprehensive list of all the things you can do to prevent your printers from breaking down and needing repair.