Amano Time Clock Service and MJR, PIX, TCX Repairs

Amano time clocks are widely used in offices, warehouses, and industrial environments because of their reliability and long service life. However, even well-built punch clocks eventually require maintenance. EmployeeTimeClocks.com has been servicing Amano time clocks since 1991 and maintains an extensive inventory of replacement parts for both current and legacy models.

We repair most Amano mechanical and electronic models, including the Amano MJR, PIX, TCX, CP3000, and CP5000 time clocks. Many common service calls involve worn sensors (often indicated by a 1-80 error code), failed printers, damaged keypads, and depleted program backup batteries. We also replace broken cabinet locks (top or front), LCD displays, and card-feed minute step motors.

For customers using signal features, we can install or service signal kits that allow compatible Amano clocks to operate 110V synchronized bells or buzzers. This is especially common in facilities that use their time clock to control shift-change signaling.

In many PIX and TCX models, printer assemblies are the most common failure point. We keep replacement printers in stock and can complete repairs quickly. We also rebuild and service CP-series clocks that remain in daily operation across the country.

Unlike sending equipment to a distant factory service center, clocks can be shipped directly to our office for evaluation and repair, with fast turnaround in most cases. Many repairs are completed and returned within just a few business days, depending on parts availability and shipping time.

In addition to repairs, we stock Amano time cards, ribbons, and replacement components for customers performing their own maintenance. We can also assist with programming changes for Amano PIX, TCX, CP3000, CP5000, and MJR employee punch clocks.

If your Amano time clock is malfunctioning, displaying errors, or printing incorrectly, proper diagnosis can often extend the life of the machine significantly. Contact us to discuss the symptoms before replacing equipment that may simply require service.