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in general you should always have a rip running on a stand hole pc not a laptop...too many resources running for monitor etc...it will always be slower. if the pc goes to sleep everything stops

Way too much pressure..stop winding when the rollers touch...you may now need to recalibrate the roller nip

Start with YouTube...100 videos on how to..make sure you recalibrate

Only maintenance is oil the rail Ink cost per square foot combines 1 set of print heads, 1 maintenance cartridge and 1.5 sets of ink...most people get 4-5 sets of ink through a head...$.24/sq’ Yes you need a 220 line for power but you get a full set of ink cartridges with the unit. The...

So I am a little late and a little confused...you are upset with Flexi because you could not get support on Version 10?...Aren't they on version 19? Your immediate fix could have been downloading a demo of version 19...at least you knew the eco system. I'm not sure you have a leg to stand on to...

not enough info....if you have a latex I just might scream

I am assuming that this is a Roland...alot of metal in the chassis and housing...its winter time so you are probably running heaters in building...maybe the printer is sitting on carpet? using take up reel or do prints hit the floor? I'm going to say you have a static issue. That looks like...

It will fit through a 32" wide door...I believe its 101" long

Not sure if you are going to see a white version anytime this year. I have an r series and the way they utilize white in that platform would make it difficult to transfer to a smaller unit...plus it would be so slow rendering it useless. imo. what features do you need from the 365? why not get a...

slow your speed down to increase lifespan...also use 1 bit for aluminum only, 1 for Plexiglas, 1 for wood etc...

You are buying ink and supplies from someone that is selling HP...leverage that for some training. Any reseller would swap some free training for consistent consumable orders....

I have serviced and installed printers for over thirteen years dealing with onyx, Wasatch, caldera, Flexi, versa works and shiraz....I have never seen a rip automatically update itself. It requires user interface...

minimum 100DPI at final size....I prefer 150.

Can't say that I am a fan of Flexi for color. They were a rip to cut vinyl, then design, now printing....I understand why people like it, just not a fanboy after installing a servicing equipment in the past...you need to buy an iOne to relinearize the FB500...every passcode you intend to use...

Im still not convinced there is a valid reason with todays printers to design in cmyk. You take pictures with digital cameras for your images in rgb. You design and view on a monitor that is rgb. RGB is the the widest possible color space where CMYK is clipped. Every rip will convert to its...

you've changed a lot of parts...usually if color drops in a channel and you get no errors its either the cyan ink box not primed before installing or the ring between the upper and lower reservoir. If its the o-ring you would get vacuum errors. Being that its winter time...a tad bit colder...

its either the cartridge chop or the iss chip reader

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Xrite usually lists a few workshops a year...if you have a solid reseller, purchase an eye1 from them and make sure it includes training. That should give you a base...your reseller for the latex printers should have covered some basic color management when installing those printers for you as...

you are trying not to nest multiple print jobs to cut as one big file, correct? if all jobs are in queue, select print jobs individually upper right hand corner area...then click on gear in same area to print automatically. That should send each job one after another and give you individual cut...