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i don't own either. i've seen an anapurna in operation and i really like the layout. the anapurna certainly has a better reputation than either of those other machines. the ion is a known lemon (i've heard the CET is building retro fitting kits for the ions) and just recently a 1631 was...

probably broke the head manifold nipple putting the damper back on. if so do not power up the machine until you get that thoroughly cleaned up. there maybe ink inside the heads, in the ribbon socket, etc. you could fry the printer.

do you have the service manual or owner's manual. pm me your email address if you need the jv5 service documents. (english)

i doubt it could be your encoder strip because an inclusion or scratch would cause the reader to skip a count thus always resulting in a y "0" that drifts further and further to the right. a dirty encoder sensor would result in the same. your print is drifting left. this is more likely an...

it's vacuum

all you really need is a test print. turn it on, let it boot, let it read a piece of media (look for it positively measuring the media, if no media, put a sheet of 8.5x11 in there), after boot, press "test and cleaning", then you'll see "test print", hit enter. thing is, just because a printer...

just got an update from a chris190 that the printer is in customs and will be in the USA in a few weeks.

don't buy any printer that still uses dx4 heads. it's just bad business.

so you can get to the printer? or not local... if not local, then have him go to a convenience store, get a local paper. paint a section of that paper near the date and print a test pattern. is the m

does it not have ink and the owner refuses to put ink in the machine? you can always bring a set of dampers, fill with them with cleaning solution. put a tiny hole in the top of each membrane and do a head clean. then on a piece of PET print a test pattern (clear). you will be able to see the...

"hmm.... that doesn't look right... well, maybe that's the right color?.... okay... now that i've printed about eight inches of ....nope..., that's not looking right at all."

i'm not the guy to ask, only flatbed owners can answer that. there were a lot of belt feed models that were horrible that came out, while several true flatbeds at the same time worked properly. fuji/oce early models sell used for around $40k. the only belt feed you can get in your price range...

i've got the little LED modules (for under counter kitchen lighting), even better would be LED tape but you'd have to find a cheap transformer. now sure if the fluorescent would be better. i also have a par 50 halogen screwed to the ceiling on a snake thingy that points bright light right...

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20617&highlight=9840 http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49347&highlight=9840 http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49801&highlight=9840 how much is he asking? market value on a 98 series is about $4000. and that $4k will...

photo?

some plastics used in print heads can not stand up to xylene. such as epson head manifolds will turn to chewing gum in 30 seconds when sunk in xylene. do not use 100% acetone. it will cause rapid evaporation (condensation occurs which is the coagulation factor). the slowest retarder you...

if you have been buried in line art, then that is your advantage. a logo is a "brain tattoo". you want a client passing by, looking at a business card, or web page to see it and forever seem to be able to recall it. why? because it was so graphically succinct and precise. if you are so...

it needs to be about 99.9% less complex. faced with the same design requests, look at what a few professional designers came up with. this logo looks like a screen capture from a 90's video game. clean it up so clean that you personally hate it.

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keep in mind that data swaps are limited in that the print head port end of the cable stays the same. if you have damage to the data cable or port at that end the data swap will not tell you anything. 90% chance the head is dead. except i'm looking at the first paragraph... "about a month...