Eaton strengthens field service

Eaton strengthens field service

Power management company Eaton has added a series of enhancements to the company’s Roadranger service network to better meet the needs of North American heavy-duty trucking customers. These include:

  • Upgrading the features in the company’s popular Service-Ranger 4 online diagnostics and service software;
  • Extending the availability of the Roadranger Call Center to now include 24/7/365 customer support; and
  • Introducing a new fuel-efficient synthetic transmission lubricant.

“Providing outstanding after-the-sale support for Eaton transmissions and components has been a longstanding pledge to our customers and these enrichments solidify that commitment,” said Bill Auvil, manager, Service Solutions, Eaton.

Dealers, fleets and service locations can now select from three ServiceRanger 4 packages—Basic, Standard and Professional—that best suit their business needs. ServiceRanger4 is available on the Roadranger website and requires an access code that can be purchased with a credit card for activation. Once payment is made for the secure, e-commerce website, customers are instantly notified by email with a personalized code.

Recent upgrades to Service-Ranger 4 highlight several new features, including:

  • Improved, user-friendly and intuitive interfacing that has resulted in clear, crisp screen layouts;
  • High-visibility color schemes that allow for easier daylight viewing;
  • Enhanced troubleshooting procedures that link directly to fault codes;
  • Real-time updates to product and service literature, as well as access to Service Ranger4 updates; and
  • New communications links that bring together customers’ computers and Eaton support staff.

Eaton further announced that the number of worldwide licensees to ServiceRanger 4 recently surpassed 12,000 subscribers and that French and Spanish language versions are planned to launch mid-year.

Meanwhile, the expanded Roadranger Call Center availability of 24/7/365 capabilities will provide fleet customers, truck repair facilities, dealer service technicians and other truck industry personnel better access to professionals who are knowledgeable about Eaton transmission and clutch products to help reduce troubleshooting and diagnostic time and maximize vehicle uptime.

“Extending the Call Center’s hours makes it easy and seamless for our customers to contact Eaton, and allows us to better align our highly trained resources with the needs of the industry,” said Grant Carlson, manager, Customer Support, Eaton Truck North America. “Having a twenty-four hour, seven days a week service center with technical and warranty support is a real benefit to all of our customers.”

For more information on Eaton and Roadranger, visit www.eaton.com or www.roadranger.com.

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