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Google what the font Takes you to my fonts.com...looks like you can upload a pic to get name

If you like Flexi stay with it...that would be the least expensive way to go...your other option would be Onyx Gamma Print Pro...just make sure it supports print/cut...it is a reduced copy of Postershop

When in doubt..throw it out

Between the two, oce...the headache you will run into with both will be on the service side...and extended warranty on the oce is like 15k...

One place worth checking if you haven't...take the front heater off to expose boards...carefully look at all boards for shards of aluminum...yes aluminum...port design if you ask me but the track that everyone uses with a blade to cut their material over time will cause aluminum flakes to fall...

You are not going to want to hear this but she is probably done. I have seen way too many of these fail like this...most printers will slowly die...with the GS they just die...seems like a simple fix...no ink firing but ink is moving...main board...carriage board and data cables...add heads...

Roland has a YouTube channel...everything you need to know is on there...

As far as software training..Lynda.com...you can learn any program from PowerPoint to photoshop...online videos with downloadable content for testing...monthly fee is like $20 or so to access entire site... software rips...Flexi, Onyx, Caldera all have online videos that you can watch...I would...

30675 is actually the third version of this printer...I know they are being replaced and I can tell you that the new inks have an odor... They worked through all of their production issues...the 30675 and all ...75s are pretty stable and reliable...so much that they were shipping with a 2 year...

Use your 550... media type shuttered trailing lamp...low power. Head heigh at .100 0r .105 above media clean with flush and wipes after printing

Can't just tweak a profile without a color meter...then you can linearize and create new profiles...

The GS is a pretty solid printer...its been phased out now for a few years...are you sure that it is an EPSON warranty? They should have all expired now...They have their latest Surecolor printers coming out next week...that will be gen 3... that said if it is low miles...I'd take a flyer on...

Sounds like a good time to go Mac

OEM or 3rd party ink? How does the nozzle print look? Are you running color bars with your print? This forces ink fro all of the nozzles every pass...have you run an integrity test to see if caps are working properly? (Fill cap then manually move carriage to see if caps are full) if starvation...

Brand new 30' FC-8600 makes a noise a carriage travels across media, almost like a bad bearing...anyone hear of this? Does your carriage travel quietly? I'm pretty pissed that a new cutter needs to be shipped somewhere for support/repair. Half tempted to send it back.

MAP pricing on every new HP latex...supposed to be that way with consumables as well...110,310,330,360 and 370. 370 is $18995 but you will need a rip...110, 310 and 330 will ship with a "softer" version of Flexi that can be upgraded... cost per sq' (factors in print heads, ink cartridges and...

WHY WHY WHY HP went to every media manufacturer and forced them to pay somewhere around $2500 per media for profiles that were guaranteed to work...your cost per sq' including consumables is $.22-$.23/sq' no cleaning, instant dry, completely off gassed and ready to laminate... there are so...

This might be the first time Ihave ever heard a complaint about Roland support or customer service...IMO they are one of the best in the industry. Verticle banding... a few things I would check/verify does the printer run on 110 or 220...take the panel off your breaker box and while printing...

Check connection between encoder board and carriage board verify that belt is tight replace encoder board replace scan motor replace servo board replace main board

Is the media on HP's approved list? There should be a profile downloadable from HP's website if so...I'd kick this one back to your reseller...have them get it to work for you...they should support what they sell...