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Yes! You can replace the manifold without replacing the head, but you will want to run the head alignments since you have to remove the head to replace the manifold.

I've only dealt with a few dozen of that error, but I 100 percent agree with everything. We did figure out one trick where you can try one head first, and as long as you removed and placed it to the side carefully, you can put it back in if it wasn't the bad one. Then you can switch the other...

See the Page 5-33 of the user manual here https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5900b1a3c534a5aa8149a65c/t/593059ea5016e146c961dd68/1496340978859/FCX2000+Usuer+Manual.pdf There is a setting you can turn on called ISM, it's designed for more reflective media. May not be enough for Holo but...

so it does actually cut the job, it just starts from wherever the tool holder is? What cutter option do you have selected in ONYX?

In theory you could disconnect the drain tubes from the pump cap and put a syringe on each tub. Then you could fill the caps with cleaning solution and it wouldn't drain through. Never tried it but it might work. As others have stated, its best to leave them plugged in, or replace all the inks...

Woah, you're right to think that's strange. As a technician that works for an Epson dealer and services Epsons, that's definitely not right. The service utility is for adjustment and such, you always want to unplug and hit the power button like you've said. Unfortunately the machine in...

I'm a tech that works on both Rolands and a lot of Epsons. Both the SG3/VG3 and the S-series printers tend to be workhorses. Roland warranty is significantly better then Epsons, especially if you have a Reputable Roland dealer near you. Epson's warranty is only for a year, and not as many people...

Something that can help diagnose is to print a test print immediately after you are running the job that's not printing properly. If you have a cracked manifold like Joe said or even just a bad damper, the nozzle won't start dropping out until you do some printing, so if you run a nozzle check...