Find the Service Tag of Your Dell Printer

Dell uses product identifiers such as Service Tag, Express Service Code, or Serial Number to access product information like technical specifications, documentation, warranty. Get personalized support options by identifying your Dell product using the Service Tag, Express Service Code, or Serial Number.

• Service Tag is a seven alphanumeric code.
• Express Service Code is a 10 to 11 digit, numeric version of a Service Tag.

NOTE: Dell accessories and devices such as keyboard, mouse, headset, external hard drive, do not have a Service Tag or Express Service Code. Identify these devices using the model number on Dell.com/support to access product documentation. Dell technical support can identify such products using the Dell order number.

Method 1: Using the Service Tag label

On most Dell printers, the Service Tag is printed on a label located on the back panel. The location of the Service Tag label may vary on your Dell printer. For more information, see the user manual of the Dell printer.

Example 1 - Dell inkjet printer with Service Tag label located under the top panel.

Example 2 - Dell laser printer with Service Tag label inside the toner compartment

Example 3 - Dell laser printer with Service Tag label inside the front panel

Method 2: Using the Printer Settings Report

The Service Tag is accessible through the printer settings report. Use the control panel or operator panel of the printer to print a settings report. To learn more, see the user manual of the Dell printer.

Method 3: Using the Printer Configuration Web Tool

Compatible Dell printers with a wired or wireless (Wi-Fi) network interface offer a browser-based configuration page or embedded web server (EWS). To access the Dell Printer Configuration Web Tool, enter the IP address of the printer in your web browser. To learn more about using the web configuration page, see the user manual of the Dell printer.