Book & Support
How to book a Canon printer service with us, and how to reach Canon's own official support.
Book by call or WhatsApp
Two easy ways to book a service with us
Our trained engineers
Our technicians are trained to work on both Canon inkjet (PIXMA ink-tank series) and laser (imageCLASS) printers — from head cleaning and ink systems to toner, drum and fuser units. Every repair starts with an inspection, and every repair ends with a test print shown to you.
Mudit Gupta
Canon-authorised service engineer
Mayank Gupta
Canon-authorised service engineer
Alok Sharma
Canon-authorised service engineer
Official help from Canon
For setup, warranty or any Canon-side query, talk to Canon directly
WhatsApp Support
+91 91085 10853
Send "HI" to start the chatbot
Email Support
customersupport@canon.co.in
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Mon–Sat
Customer Care
1860 180 3366
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM, Mon–Sat
Toll-Free
1800 208 3366
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM, Mon–Sat
Mudit Computers
Near Lalu Mart, Tareen Bahadurganj, Katiya Tola Nishat Road, Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh 242001
You can verify our authorisation on Canon's own official website — search the Canon Service Network for "Mudit Computers, Shahjahanpur".
Printer care — do's and don'ts
Do
- Use genuine Canon ink/toner — it protects the print head and drum.
- Keep the printer covered with a dust cover when not in use.
- Print a test page or a few pages every week or two if the printer sits idle, to stop ink from drying in the nozzles.
- Turn the printer off with its own power button, not by pulling the plug, so it can park the print head properly.
- Keep the printer on a flat, dry, ventilated surface — away from direct sun and moisture.
Don't
- Don't yank out jammed paper by force — it can damage the rollers or feed mechanism.
- Don't unplug or switch off the printer while it is actively printing.
- Don't use refilled or third-party cartridges of uncertain quality — poor ink damages ink systems and drums over time.
- Don't leave the ink tank/cartridge empty for long periods.
- Don't place the printer near a window, kitchen, or damp area.
Having trouble with your Canon printer?
Bring it in — the inspection is free. We'll tell you what's wrong and what it will cost before we start.