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Yeah be careful going for those after market pads. Anything non genuine OEM will void your warranty ya know. :Big Laugh

Rod, when you first load media, the first screen you see gives you the option of selecting either front load or rear load. This is easily inadvertantly changed by pressing the up/down arrow. I've done it a few times accidently due to all the button pressing you have to do to get the machine...

Undo the little brass nut that holds the ink line to the damper. Attach the syringe directly to the ink line using small rubber tubing as a flange, so that you get a good seal. Now when you draw the syringe you definately will end up with ink coming through the line. If not, then you haven't...

First of all find the reason why the inks drained out. It's probably the sponges in the caps have swollen and made contact with the heads. Fix this first. Next remove a damper and use a syringe to pull ink through the lines manually. I do it by pressing the syringe up against the o ring in...

The sensors detect the position of the rollers, not the material. There is a way of getting the sensors to read an expanded area which includes the roller area - which will get you closer to the edge. I remember reading about it in the manual. I wouldn't do it personally unless I really had...

Here's mine...it's retractable. The arms slide into slightly larger tube steel. These are glued to L brackets which are screwed into the cutter base. Of course one advantage of a signmaker building his own basket is you can print your own banner!

The ARMS works well for me, I regularly contour cut lengths of 4' on the FC7000-75 through Signlab Print & Cut. Through trial and error I've found that you need to ensure a few things are done to prevent the dreaded mark scan error: Allow enough margin around the graphics for the reg marks...

Your pounce tool may use the groove, but the blades need to cut on the teflon strip.

It's funny, the reason I bought this machine was because I knew the old models were great cutters, so I thought the new models must have everything finely tuned by now. Like our Sign software keeps evolving - getting bugs and quirks ironed out along the way - I expected this machine to...

Sounds like it would be a good feature. First time I've heard of this machine being able to die cut. Mimaki's can, so the Graphtec should be able to? Yeh it would be good to know what the other 7 line types do. I know no. 7 is a fast pounce option and the blade will keep hitting the cutting...

:cool1: Thanks for letting us know Allan. I've downloaded and uploaded, but I must admit I'm used to life without a rear sensor now ( covered permanently with vinyl). Still, I may as well try it to see how it goes. It's good to know that Graphtec take this stuff on board and can tweak the...

That's a good suggestion to use the plotter controller software. Indeed it is easier in that it has a dedicated cross cut button. The carriage seems to move faster too. You still have to remember to advance the media first, but there's a lot less button pressing than with the cutter's control...

Only you and me so far Doug. I thought I'd post this here first to see what other users thought..... I know it sounds like I'm having a whinge, but there are some areas where this cutter lets itself down. I'd like to address these things with Graphtec. Certainly some things are fixable - or...

Is there an easy way to get this machine to do a cross cut? Whenever I cross cut the vinyl (which is every time I cut something), I have to: 1) manually advance the material about an inch (or else it will cut right on the edge of the graphic), then wait a couple more secs for the machine to...

Mark, Dee doesn't have Flexi apparently. With regard to having 2 rips installed - I have Colorchoice and Signlab print & cut installed. I have noticed if I print something with Signlab, then try to print with Colorchoice I get an error. I need to close Signlab's print manager then it works...

Hehe, that gave me a chuckle Rob! That's not what I meant at all. Let me see if I can clarify.... I originally hijacked this thread voicing my concerns about the "load Media!" message and how it activates too easily with no way to cancel it. My suggestion was to have the machine allow us...

Neal, that's great news that they can fix the problem. As it is, I couldn't imagine that the cutter could be used as a desktop model without continually getting the "Load Media" message. I'm glad there is this forum to enable users to discuss these things, and to know that they can be relayed...

Cool. Now we just need to find out what those other 7 line types are for???

I had that problem when I upgraded the firmware. It altered the line type to some crazy pounce option. To fix it go to Function 1, then Pref. Line Type, press the up arrow till it reads =OFF. Interesting there are no less than eight different line types!