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If you don't have the EPS file anymore, the only thing VW will keep is a TIFF file and some special files that are only useable in VW. They are stored under C:\ProgramData\Roland DG Versaworks\Versaworks\Printers\Printer Name\Job-A

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Solvent lasts longer.

You can't drop the JPEG file you are trying in the screenshot. The file must be ripped by the printer and will be indicated with the printer/checkmark icon.

Goto control panel -> device manager and see if any errors listed under COM ports. If possible try a different parallel cable. It's also possible that parallel port went bad, in that case you can buy a USB to parallel cable, or a PCI parallel port card.

If you want future-proof, don't buy an "all-in-one". Proprietary components and if a component fails you might be SOL. I'd start with an asus or msi motherboard and go from there.

In Versaworks under Quality you can check the box that says ignore default settings, and change head speed to a lower number like 700 mm/s or something. You could also try selecting Overprint 2 times.

If you print out a swatch chart in 10% increments it's very helpful in color matching.

I think because of the black color and too much liquid used when applying the vinyl. That narrow of a face, you probably should have applied the vinyl dry. Are the letters supposed to be white and yellowed that bad in 3 years? Did you use UV treated lexan?

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3M does use unmarked liners on some. And yes it is silicone coated and you can feel it on the backside of the liner.

The only way to have that much waste ink in a week, would be to do several powerful cleanings. Looks like something isn't right.

Tons of extra labor to prepare a $25 sheet of coro instead of buying ACM, why?

4 days to wrap and 4 reprints seems excessive to me. I would have figured 40 hours labor. But don't do it all the time so who knows. Looks good though, great job!

Clean the window with denatured alcohol. Maybe they can live without the laminate on this one?

All I can say is these heads are super finicky. I had cyan banding with perfect nozzle prints and new captops. Changed ink, multiple damper fills, manual and regular cleanings, adjusting print settings, nothing worked. Changing the head fixed it. Be glad yours isn't banding yet.

Was your head changed by a certified tech? I see some problems on the nozzle check pattern, and looks like a tiny bit of debris on some of the heads. Clean off the debris, and print solid blocks of CMYKOG and post what that looks like.

Post a clear photo of your heads and also the banding in the prints, and bi directional gap adjustment and nozzle check.

Once a month is OK in my opinion. I've went 3 months without a problem. Unscrew the blue metal piece from the back, stand it upright with the label facing forward. Screw it down in the screw hole at the very right edge of the print surface. You will see to the right of the cutting carriage where...

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