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Printer? Rip? linearizing your profile will help...if you are using Onyx you can turn pure hues on to achieve the same.

The 110 is easy to operate..I have one...manual feel calibration actually can be more accurate than the automatic...make sure you go through the online class for it...it's required for you to get an additional 6mo warranty...has to be completed within 30 days

i print and cut through onyx...they added a feature where you can print registration marks darker...i have not had any issues... What firmware is the cutter running? I would start by upgrading that...

I thought he meant that as well...after a re-read..took it as he upgraded to a latex printer and has this anchor laying around

Should have used it for a trade in toward your latex printer...HP Trade in Trade up Promo...other than that you might get $250

Only problem with EPSON is Decision One...they are unable to troubleshoot color and profiles, Envirnmental and media issues...

I'd go with a quiet close toilet seat...

Looks like a cable not seated properly...if epson serviced...have them make another trip

After cartridge empties you can swap...no issue to print... This printer is not hot-swapable...you will either blow up your pip or ink line assembly

Try the manual feed calibration instead of auto...there may be an issue with the sensor... do you make media types on the printer for every media? You need to do this...every media will feed differently wit the Surecolor printers...in the media setup up there is a setting for tension...make...

Boss pushing to cut costs...how bout check it twice print it once or measure twice and cut once... compromising a flatbed printer to save pennies is ridick purchase an eye one and create your own color profiles reducing ink...or even linearize go existing profiles long before changing out the...

Either raise the platen height in your media type or call EPSON and have D1 come out for service...

UV Curable inks are already the cheap...why compromise you 100k printer?

It's like the new EPSON Surecolor series...pretty pretty fast...inks are said to be off-gassed in 8 hours...

This is a GS6000...if no heads are firing...maybe if you are lucky it's the main board... The problem that the GS has is that it does not have a slow death...it's quick, abrupt...almost like it has a clock ticking backwards... best thing to do unfortunately is the expensive path...call EPSON...

Data cables...remove reseat or replace

I like the black one as well...maybe try that version in different colors...

Production mode you are at $.23/sq' if you create your own profiles on the 360...cut your density back to 80-90% where applicable and now you are under $.20/sq'... stick with OEM...you are only going to end up in trouble somewhere... as far as the 370...4-5 hours of printing per day makes the...

Is this a new printer? Warranty? Call dealer...or call HP direct, they will troubleshoot if out of warranty... it can be several things...upload a video if u can

Do yourself a favor...1 full rotation of the media onto the core before inserting the tensioner bar...1 piece of tape securing material to core dead middle... didn't your reseller teach you this at install?