Recent content by 63Comet

Is your head height set to high or low?

Ohhhhh, geez. Have you looked in the top side of the carriage to see if any issues might have happened inside? From your photo I thought it was just a bad jpeg.. didnt realize that was ink.

similar issue I find my XJ-640 dropping randomly throughout prints. This instance it was black ink, others its Magenta. It was recently serviced by a Roland certified tech and fresh dampers installed as well. Not sure if this is a static issue or not. It's not our everyday printer so I'm not...

Check the pump hoses that connect to the pump below the damper. These may be clogged and not pulling anything through.

Make sure you tell them with a roof wrap it needs to be removed before 4 years or it will cost at least 2 times the regular removal.

Pass, any panel you try to remove from will be ghosted, the panel in the photo will not be repairable and will need to be replaced... If I where you and it is only the truck bed, give them a price on a rewrap for just those panels, should be able to split a roll and get both sides redone.

soak the cap and see if its hose is clogged.. just had to unclog one in our roland. The hose sits low and pools inside... design flaw if you ask me. Soak the pad pull the hose and squeeze form the top to the bottom when you stop seeing bubbles that's where the clog needs worked out. after you...

Pleasuring yourself via forum.... hmmmm sounds a little too risque for a printers forum.... "Bob"

Ok, it was unclear to me but I figured before I have a purchase request in I'd ask.

I did notice that some people mix their own has anyone done this? I can make a purchase request for actual printhead cleaner but I was wondering if we could make our own.

Digging up an old thread, but I had this problem this week, made this correction, Which worked great! But I wanted to add that the lead edge needed fed out of the machine to keep the front from catching, that or run tape on the leading edge to keep it from separating.

Thanks guys, we had concerns that the heat would cause head strikes. Good to hear it should be painless!

Has anyone ran cling... I'm guessing its probably a tough thing to handle so I figured I'd around. If so what heat did you run?

What substrate are you printing on, are you over heating? Have you installed the edge protectors? What is your vacuum setting at... all these things can contribute to jams.

.........then perhaps it should be a sticky.