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Epson does the "End of service life" on a number of parts that don't need it. Just reset the counter and you should be good. Try this from the T-Shirt forums: "The trick is that in Epson 4880 there's also second service menu "Self testing 2" , and that's the place where you can find option to...

You also need to look at ink costs of Epson vs Sawgrass.

Seepage buildup occurs to quickly for wiping interval to work in a productive work flow.

Not a static issue. Also using the ionization bar.

Can you send me the PDF? Dealer never said a word and they know he is using jigs...

Keep in mind, my issue isn't bleeding on the wood. The issue is ink seepage accumulating on the bottom of the white head during printing and eventually covering up enough nozzles to cause banding. And only on the white head. The printer was installed 3 weeks ago. I'm all over the dealer about...

It occurs in both Uni & Bi-directional printing. He prints both these 3 board signs and single wooden blocks. We are running the boards in Uni now due to image quality issues in Bi-dir. The blocks we can print in Bi-dir due to thickness consistency. Are you using this same model of printer. The...

I have a customer who has this printer. He is printing wood signs that consist of 3 1x4 boards that are held together on the back with wood slats. These are placed in a jig for placement. Do to height variations in the boards due to the wood itself, we have to add some extra media thickness to...

Standard procedure with a print quality issue is to post a nozzle test also please. This is the first thing we need to see in order to start diagnosing your problem.

Check the "Setup Sheet" setting on the printer. It should be on Roll.

The black head has a locking screw that fixes its vertical position. As C5 stated, all the other heads align to the black. This insures you don't adjust the heads where they are no longer aligned front to back on the caps. As you apparently aren't getting the other heads to move, you need to...

I would suggest you try a new Ink Tank Collector to eliminate a bad chip on the Collector.

Just research the market for printers that have good heads.

The printer you have requires this print head - p/n 6000004769-1. The -1 is important. Just under $1050 and appears to only available from dealers. The part number without the dash number is for models with an earlier S/N. The double damper is p/n 1000015256 around $65. Captop is 6000004658 and...

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Possibly. Could be a defective cap top. Or a bad head. My suggestion is to get the S/N of the printer (so you know the printhead cost), research the current market for this model, deduct the cost of a new head, dampers and installation and make them an offer based on that.

If you find it for $500, I'm betting it ships from Malaysia or Indonesia, meaning send your money and wait and wait and wait and wait and realize you got ripped off. The cheapest I find the head is for around $770 from Digiprint-Supplies. Also there are 2 variants, depending upon your serial...

I did it backwards from the usual path. Shot & processed Ektachrome and printed & processed Cibachrome. Still have a Ciba I printed in 1978, hasn't faded one bit. Fantastic material...

Once the print head carriage is locked in place, the cut carriage and print head carriage will separate on their own as part of the process.

Ah, the wet days! Spent 16 years as an industrial photographer, C-41, E6, EP2, Dektol, Super Chromega DII, the smell of fixer on your fingers... sound familiar? Even though I loved it, I'll take Photoshop everytime...