Recent content by Terry01

You need 2 DX4 heads. Use genuine heads only.

Remove the Lc and Lm heads and swap them in the black and yellow positions. Do a realignment and use a cmyk icc profile when printing. Doing this will get you up and running and then look at replacing those two heads later. Alternatively replace the two heads now

What is the current problem with your printer?

Need to go into Service Mode and do a printhead alignment, bidirectional adjustment

Lucrative business selling homing pigeons too, sold one 36 times so far..:cool:

Have you performed a feed calibration?? Have you tried different inks?? Also looks like heat needs turning up to prevent pooling.

As Jim stated, showing us the type of banding is what is required. Cyan is usually mixed with every other color, unless you are spot coloring with cyan only.. You will also never know when your icc profile uses Lc or Lm

That slight deflection on one nozzle won't be causing noticeable banding. What temperatures are you running and is it only on certain materials?

Don't worry about the fill print being sticky. The heaters aren't turned on in service mode.

Pressing pause, overrides the warm up time of the printer heaters..

Check pump lines not blocked. Looks like cross contamination of Black cyan head. Run a clean cycle prior to print.

If the banding is spaced evenly, the roll has been laid on its side, without the carriers in the ends. Try another roll and see if it persists.

Remove, clean and re seat printhead cables

Spend more time setting up the cutter on the machine. Don't just do 1 test cut and think everything is ok.

In sticky situations, ask the client if they get the service on their Toyota done in Japan, or down the road at one of their agents.?