bluehayalltheway
New member
Hey everyone,
The company I work for is considering buying a Pitney Bowes inserter, and I want to make sure I understand what we’re getting into in terms of maintenance and repairs. Hoping to get some insight from those with experience.
A few questions:
The company I work for is considering buying a Pitney Bowes inserter, and I want to make sure I understand what we’re getting into in terms of maintenance and repairs. Hoping to get some insight from those with experience.
A few questions:
- How often do these machines break down or need replacement parts?
- Are parts easy to find, and can they be replaced in-house, or is it better to have a service contract?
- What are the most common parts that wear out quickly?
- Are parts from different Flowmaster models interchangeable? If we go with an older unit, would we be able to use parts from newer models?
- Any general tips for keeping these machines running smoothly?
