Service Tutorials

Are you tired of fumbling through your printer's scanning process and unsure how to transfer scanned documents to your computer? You're not alone. Whether you're using a Windows or Mac computer, mastering the art of scanning documents is essential for both personal and professional tasks. It allows you to digitize your physical documents, making it easy to store, organize, and retrieve them.    

With nearly 40 years of expertise in the printer industry, we have helped countless customers navigate the complexities of document scanning.

In this article, we'll provide instructions on scanning documents from your printer to your computer (Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS) and four ways to scan from your printer’s control panel—including USB, email, shared folder, or the cloud. We'll also share tips and troubleshoot common issues for a seamless scanning experience.

Office printers/copiers are divided primarily into two categories: A3 and A4 machines.​

What are the differences between the two types of machines? And why should you be aware of them?

To get the right printer for your company, you need to understand whether you need an A3 or A4 machine. There are clear distinctions between the two.

As a vendor that has sold office printing equipment for almost 40 years, we’ve gathered the expertise necessary to inform you of the differences between A3 and A4 machines and summarize who would and wouldn’t be a fit for each.

Let’s dive into the blog, starting with A3 machines first:

You've spent hours perfecting a presentation or a project, only to find that your printer delivers lackluster results—faded colors, streaks, or smudges that mar your hard work.

These are signs that it’s time to replace your color imaging unit. Imagine the relief of crisp, vibrant prints once again filling your workspace without the hassle of troubleshooting every time you hit "Print."

At Strategic Technology Partners of Texas (STPT), we understand these frustrations all too well. With 35+ years of experience servicing printers, we've replaced thousands of color imaging units and ensured smooth operation for our clients.

Today, our seasoned technician, Matthew, will provide expert guidance on replacing the color imaging unit in your Xerox C410/C415 printers. He will take you step by step so you can learn how to perform this tricky maintenance task with ease.  

If you have received a message on your Xerox machine's control panel stating that the waste toner container needs replacement, you may be in a rush to find a quick tutorial to get your printer working again. We understand that in today's fast-paced office environment, printers are essential tools, and it's crucial to know how to maintain and replace essential components without affecting productivity. Lucky for you, we've created an easy-to-follow guide that will help you quickly replace the waste toner container.

This guide will delve into the steps required to replace the waste toner container on a Xerox PrimeLink C9065. However, it will also work for the C9070, C60, and the C70. Follow along as we break down each step to make this seemingly complex task a breeze.

In the fast-paced world of printing, optimal performance and print quality are essential to keep up with the competition. Regular maintenance is key to achieving this, and one of the most crucial aspects of printer maintenance is replacing drums. It may seem like a daunting task, but fear not! With the right guidance, you can learn to change drums like a pro. In this blog post, we'll take you step-by-step through the process of changing drums on a Xerox VersaLink C7030 printer, as demonstrated in an informative video by Matthew from The Printing Workshop. With his expertise, you will be ready to boost your printer's performance and achieve top-quality prints!

Note: This guide also works for the C7020 & C7025 models in the Xerox VersaLink C7000 series.