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Is this them...? Atlas Embroidery...??? http://www.atlasembroidery.com/blog/2011/atlas-embroidery-screen-printing-are-printing-miami-heat-shirts.html

Thanx for the help! :)

Thanx to both of you! :)

We have a Roland printer and we do wraps but I have never used the wrap vinyl that comes in colors and ready to go... I need to do some hood graphics as well as some on a jet ski in solid, glossy black and want to use it instead of printing my own... I have a couple questions... Do you have to...

I live in a very small town and the only decent and honest tee shirt shop we had closed down and moved leaving me without somebody to make our shirts... Our shop needs some for ourselves and I would also like a place to occasionally order from for my customers...wholesale... I would LOVE to find...

That's what it was...it was still in service menu mode...killed main power and repowered... Thanx for your help...HOWEVER I still don't know what the deal is with those crazy dots...:banghead:

Now that's interesting...how do I tell...?

Some good thoughts...thank you :)

The replacement went easy and fast...anybody with an allen wrench could do it... I don't know how old your machine is but mine is about 8 years old...these motors are pretty durable, but expensive... If yours is getting old or you suspect it is getting bad you probably should go ahead and get...

I replaced my scan motor in my 540V Tuesday and then did all of the necessary adjustments... Everything was awesome yesterday (Wednesday) as I printed without problems all day... Then, right before closing shop, on the next to last print of the day...IT happened... Printed both front...

Yes...super easy to replace but the cheapest I have found is around $400... If I could fix this one for $100 or so, I would put it on the shelf because it sure was handy to just grab it and go instead of having to stop production, spend money and then wait for a part to be shipped, all while the...

My scan motor went out yesterday...thankfully I had a spare... Now I am wondering if anybody repairs these 24 volt motors...I would find it hard to believe if nobody does... At the price of a replacement, it would be a shame to just throw it away... Anybody know...????

I called and spoke at great length with Stan...super nice guy and very helpful. Thanx!

Thanx! I will give them a call... :)

As it turns out the temp is read from the head and I have a burned out head fuse on the main board... Now I am looking to have the main board repaired... Anyone know of a good place to have it done, hopefully fairly close to Florida...? Right now I am thinking about Macmedia thru ebay...

No Jason,,,it is not and I apologize for not replying to you guys that were nice enough to try to help me... WOW...lots of different ideas, thoughts, answers etc here !!! I am very anxious to try some of these HOWEVER I am having another more important issue right now and I don't figure it out...

Head was leaking....I replaced the dampers...fired the printer up and... This is the message I am getting..."TEMPERATURE IS TOO LOW" I have tried resetting it by unplugging it for a while with no luck... What could this be...? Here is the original thread...

OK...I just replaced the dampers (all 4 of them) and The blue one looked a little funky and leaked more than the others when I removed it... HOWEVER...When I turned the machine back on it is telling me that the TEMPERATURE IS TOO LOW"...?????????? WTF is that...?

Interesting...If the damper doesn't fix it I will try this too...Thanx!

Thanx man...I will ck these things today.... Heading out to pick up some dampers now...