Canon Plotter Repair Nashville

Yes. We service Canon plotters for customers in Nashville and nearby areas. Our techs travel up to 45-miles for Canon plotter service and repairs. See below for a complete list of nearby cities and counties that we service.

Cities we service – Nashville, Brentwood, Madison, Antioch, Whites Creek, Hermitage, Old Hickory, Goodlettsville, Franklin, Pegram, Hendersonville, Joelton, La Vergne, Nolensville, Mount Juliet, Ridgetop, Ashland City, Kingston Springs, Greenbrier, Smyrna, Arrington, Gladeville, Fairview, Pleasant View, White Bluff, Murfreesboro, White House, Chapmansboro, Thompsons Station, Gallatin, Springfield, College Grove, Cottontown, Burns, Lebanon, Charlotte, Cross Plains, Eagleville, Cedar Hill, Rockvale, Spring Hill, Norene, Lascassas, Portland, Castalian Springs, Southside, Orlinda, Primm Springs, Santa Fe, Bon Aqua, Adams, Dickson, Clarksville, Chapel Hill, Columbia, Lyles, Watertown, Mitchellville, Bethpage, Cumberland Furnace, Milton, Cunningham, Adairville, Vanleer, Unionville, Christiana, Slayden, Williamsport, Auburntown, Hartsville, Fosterville, Readyville, Olmstead, Bell Buckle, Westmoreland, Duck River, Allensville, Riddleton, Palmyra, Brush Creek, Nunnelly, Gordonsville, Guthrie, Alexandria

Counties we service – Cannon County, Cheatham County, Davidson County, Dickson County, Hickman County, Macon County, Robertson County, Rutherford County, Smith County, Sumner County, Trousdale County, Williamson County, Wilson County

*If you require repairs outside of our standard Nashville service area, please call 615-392-1204 as we may be able to help.

Possibly. We have years of experience servicing various brands of plotters and wide-format printers, so we might be able to help. For service on brands other than Canon, please call 615-392-1204 to discuss service options with our local service team.

Our Nashville office provides same-day/next-day service for Canon plotter repairs in the Nashville area. For help outside of Nashville, please call for repair times in your area.

Yes. As mentioned, we strongly recommend scheduling preventative maintenance at least once a year. Regular maintenance will reduce downtime and help you avoid costly repairs in the long run. During routine maintenance, our tech will clean your Canon plotter and inspect it for worn parts. Many businesses keep their Canon plotters in tip-top condition by scheduling regular maintenance with us. If you have yet to schedule maintenance, now is the time to call.

Most likely. The Printer Repair Group of Nashville is part of the largest repair network in the US. With more than 350 techs nationwide, we can likely help service your Canon plotter outside of the Nashville market.

Probably not. It really depends on your particular situation. As a general rule, we can repair most Canon plotters for much less than the cost of buying a new plotter. However, if you have an older model, the repair may not make sense. In this case, you may want to consider upgrading to a newer, more reliable model. If a replacement is your best option, we can help you select a plotter that meets your needs and budget.

The Printer Repair Group of Nashville has fantastic deals on Brother, Canon, Dell, Epson, HP, Kyocera, Lexmark, Samsung and Xerox.

We get calls throughout the day for help with Canon plotter problems. Customers usually want to know what may have caused the problem. Here's a list of common plotter problems and the possible causes. These are just general guidelines for your reference. Your Canon plotter is a significant investment; therefore, we do not recommend that you try repairing it yourself as this can increase the risk of damage.

• Paper jams - like any printer, plotters will occasionally get a paper jam. Here are some common reasons why Canon plotters get paper jams.
  • The carriage belt - the carriage belt may be worn, shredded, or broken. Any of these will lead to a paper jam.
  • The carriage rod - a dirty carriage rod can cause paper jams.
  • The encoder strip - if the encoder strip is scratched, it can cause a paper jam.
  • Excessive ink build-up - if your plotter has extensive ink build-up, a paper jam may occur.
• Leaking ink - the most likely reason for this is the ink tube system.
• Poor print quality - Poor print quality issues are mostly due to mechanical problems, driver issues, or a problem with the printhead.

Yes. However, first, you'll need to determine if it's your network or the plotter causing the problem. Check with your IT team, and if they can't resolve the issue, call us at 615-392-1204. We will tackle the problem from the hardware side of things.