The CIS Campus Central Repair (CCR) facility offers on-campus repair for instructional media equipment owned by the university. In addition, preventive maintenance and general maintenance schedules for departmentally-owned media equipment can also be arranged with CCR. A campus pick-up and delivery service is available. On-site services can be arranged for equipment that is impractical to transport to CCR because of size or installation status. This repair service is available to all eligible departments on campus usually at nominal or no cost. Facilities Location - Campus Central Repair is located on the ground floor of Kuykendall Hall, Room 105. Pick-Up and Delivery Service - Pickup and delivery service no longer available. Departments should call x6-6716 to arrange drop off or pickup of equipment requiring repair.
Eligibility -
Instructional media equipment with an official PPMO inventory decal
affixed may be repaired and maintained by CCR. Instructional equipment
owned by university offices but purchased at a lower cost than the
minimum required for inventory will be considered on a case-by-case
basis. Proof of university ownership may be required. Repair
of Personally Owned Equipment - CCR will not, under
any circumstances, repair equipment owned by individuals, even
if used for instructional purposes. Equipment
Under Warranty - Repair work performed by CCR will
void existing warranties. It is the obligation of the purchasing
unit, to determine whether an item is still under warranty. Equipment
under warranty should be repaired by the vendor or authorized manufacturer
service provider as specified by the warranty. Computer
Equipment Repair - CCR does not repair or maintain
computer equipment. Computers repair information should be referred
to the Information Technology Services (ITS) or off-campus vendors. Annual
Limits on Free Service - Since CIS normally absorbs
the cost of repair parts, supplies, and other expenses required
to operate CCR, the Center has established limits on services provided,
inorder to assure equitable access by all eligible university offices.
Limits may be established on an annual basis by the CIS director
in accordance with available funds, the history of work performed,
and costs incurred on behalf of each office. When an office limit
is reached, work will cease for the remainder of the fiscal year
unless alternative arrangements are made for the purchase of required
parts and supplies. Additional factors may also limit services
available. Changes
to Established Limits -
Requests to exceed or increase an office's established limit
must be approved by the CIS director and are dependent upon the
availability of funds. Other
Limitations -
In the absence of the required service manual or schematics,
expertise, or test and repair equipment, CCR may return equipment
to the customer without service. CCR may also refuse to repair
equipment that is obsolete and/or has limited instructional value
if operational, or equipment which needs replacement parts that
cannot be obtained by CIS. Under these circumstances, customers
must repair the equipment elsewhere at their own expense. All
campus units are strongly urged to consult with CIS to ensure
that the required service manuals, repair facilities, and expertise
are available before purchasing equipment. Service
Priorities - Services will be provided according to
the following priorities: Priority 1 -
Equipment permanently placed by CIS in general use classrooms and
CIS scheduled media classrooms; high demand equipment in CIS circulating
equipment pool and satellite pools. Priority 2 -
Equipment permanently placed by academic units in general use classrooms
and laboratories; high demand instructional equipment circulated
by academic units. Priority 3 -
Equipment permanently placed by academic units in dedicated classrooms
and laboratories; low demand instructional equipment circulated
by CIS and academic units. Priority 4 -
Other eligible equipment. Installations - CCR
personnel are available to assist UHM academic units in the installation
of instructional equipment in classrooms and laboratories, as time,
resources, and expertise are available. Academic units are responsible
for purchasing all parts and supplies neccessary. On-Site
Services - Equipment items that are impractical to
transport to CCR because of size or installation status may be
repaired or maintained by CCR staff on site, upon request and in
accordance with the priority schedule above. Parts and supplies
will be charged against the customer's annual limit. CCR may require
that transportation be arranged by the customer if heavy bulky
test or repair equipment must be moved to the site. Repair
Time - CCR will make every attempt to repair eligible
equipment in a timely manner. CCR and CIS are not responsible for
delays caused by difficulty in obtaining parts. |