“Spring was moving in the air above and in the earth below and around him, penetrating even his dark and lowly little house with its spirit of divine discontent and longing.”

So said Kenneth Graham of Mole in Wind in the Willows.

Some researchers trace the origin of spring cleaning to the Iranian Nowruz, the Persian new year, which falls on the first day of spring. … Traditionally, the Catholic church thoroughly cleans the church altar and everything associated with it on Maundy Thursday, the day before Good Friday, in the Spring – in the Northern Hemisphere of course.

Spring cleaning your audiovisual system is like maintaining anything else – your teeth, your health, your finances, your car.

If you ensure you keep up with scheduled maintenance and regular servicing of your AV equipment, your school or organisations will see significant time and cost savings, as well as avoiding any hidden surprises.

Without regular Audio Visual system servicing, you could be reducing the lifespan and reliability of your system.  More often than not now days the servicing of Audio visual systems is about keeping them operational so they don’t let you down in critical times of need.

Incomplete maintenance can can have multiple effects, such as:

• Shortened equipment life

• Reduced image quality

• Total  lifespan reduction

• Premature or poorly timed failure!

Maximise the lifespan of your investment through regular maintenance! We provide a service and repair which is more than just a spit and polish.

We are also able to do a full test of your audio visual system complete with written report and suggest changes and improvements.

The team at DIB Australia runs regular servicing of any equipment we install for clients.

Maintenance like this can also extend the working life of your equipment thus increasing your return on investment in these important tools for education and business.

So maybe it is time for a spring clean of your Audiovisual System

Call us on (03) 9457 4800 or email info@dibaustralia.com.au for more details.

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Servicing your AV system can be an important factor in extending its working life.

The DIB Audiovisual team has a professional team of technicians available to perform all sorts of preventative and corrective maintenance on your audiovisual systems.

In this article, we share just a few of the different types of service we can perform for your school or organisation.

1. Blown Globes, Cable Check, Camera Alignment and dust

All of these things can play havoc with the quality of sound and visuals. So our team will inspect every component, every cable and give them a good clean, whilst adjusting or fixing anything we find that needs repair.

2. Firmware updates and panel calibration – we can ensure that every component has the latest operating systems, firmware, software and more. Our team can also ensure panels are calibrated, that audio is working correctly and update any controllers.

3. Audio checks – speaking of audio – we can check your microphones, speakers and other audio components to ensure they are all working correctly. How often have you heard sound systems with ‘popping’ and feedback. All signs that levels are incorrect or equipment needs cleaning or checking.

4. Wallplate replacements – plug components in, pull them out, do this several hundred times and inevitably panels on walls will become loose, or pins will be broken in connectors. A visual inspection of these oft forgotten elements and your system will be enjoyable to use again.

The DIB team loves design, and we love installation. But we also like to give existing systems some love too. After all, modern high tech equipment can be expensive, and you don’t want to waste that investment by failing to maintain.

Time for a spring clean?

Call us for more information on our service packages and get one of our professional team to come out and give your system a spring clean. Call (03) 9457 4800 for more information.

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