Recognising a Konica device
- Large floor-standing multifunction unit — copy, scan, fax, print in one device.
- Konica or Konica Minolta branding on the front panel.
- No Adelphi tag number.
Handling the contact
- 1
Confirm the device is a Konica multifunction unit
Ask for the branding on the front. Do not guess from the description alone.
- 2
Ask for the specific issue
What exactly is it doing, and what does its screen say?
- 3
“Unable to connect to MFP PaperCut server” means server maintenance
The PaperCut server is under maintenance. The printer itself is not the problem.
- 4
Beeping — restart it
If a restart does not stop it, turn it off, unplug it completely, then plug it back in and turn it on.
- 5
Nothing worked — they call the number on the printer
Clear and confident. This is a routing answer, not a refusal, and it should not sound like one.
- 6
Document the call
Like any other call.
- 7
Offer a supported alternative if they are stuck
If they simply need something printed today, a nearby supported printer may solve the actual problem.
Not documented yet
How a Konica call is logged in Footprints
Still needed:
- The category, subcategory, and assignee — or confirmation that Konica calls are not ticketed
- What to tell the caller during PaperCut server maintenance
This step is deliberately blank rather than filled with a guess. Ask a supervisor or Rian Fernando before acting on it.