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And set your meter to 200.

Those are capacitors. The fuses are in the red box. They should read 0 or very near 0. Will read open if blown.

See the attached pic for fuse location. Please advise your readings...

Not putting down Rasterlink, as it does what is needed. As Mikewohlwend is new to printing and on a budget, it would the best choice to start with.

Rasterlink to Onyx is like going from a Vega (anyone remember those?) to a Corvette...

Did it print the same before changing the head ribbons? In other words, did the ribbons make any difference at all? If not, it looks like your printhead is toast. This kind of streaking is electronic in nature.

Based on the shape of the magenta section of the test draw, along with the massive amount of overspray, I would say you have a defective print head. The curvature of the pattern is an indication the head is messed up internally. Have you had any head strikes in the recent past?

In addition to what everyone else has suggested, you could also create a special black only profile in Versaworks. Note this is only for printing black only text. This should force Versaworks to print with just the black channel. Go into Media Explorer Find a profile that has a 1440x1440...

What MikePro said...

As Frank asked... Specifically which VersaCamm SP-540? And a couple of questions. Are both sets of heads old heads? Do you get anything at all when you do a test print or is it completely blank? When you do a medium or power clean, do you see ink coming through the system? You can check this by...

I see on the first pic there is a black smear on the right cyan on the first test draw. What caused this? As Solventinkjet has said, check the wiper and the bottom of the head for ink residue after cleaning. Sometimes internal print head damage doesn't show any visible external damage. The fact...

It's actually called "density control only". As everyone has said, this is important so that you don't print your ICC swatches with another ICC profile "correcting" the color of the swatches. When I create a profile in Versaworks, I want to insure no color management settings are impacting the...

You will probably have to modify the individual files to get what you need.

As suggested, you should contact the dealer. Your only other option would be to try some other profiles in Rasterlink.

Agree with all that you need to wait and let the media outgas, usually for 24 hours - before both laminating and/or cutting. As others have stated, the solvent temporarily changes the vinyl properties, which can cause shrinkage if cutting before it has outgassed. The other thing that occurs is...

What RIP are you using? If you are using Rasterlink, then good luck! If you are using Onyx or Wasatch, then I may be able to help you. Specifically, what are your ink colors? I have been doing color profiling for around 20 years, including multi-ink configurations, such as CMYKLcLmOrGr. But not...

Looking for a working JV3-160SP mainboard. Mike Pro, check your conversations, as we discussed this.

It appears you may have a internal micro-crack between the yellow and cyan channels in the print head. Have you had any head crashes? Is the bleed-over always in the same exact place?

You most likely did not do the procedure correctly. The video outlines the process perfectly. I would suggest you try it again. It is very important that the printhead is locked in place for the "Move to Cap Pos" step , as shown at the 55 sec - 1 min point. If you can move it to the left at...

Sublimation ink is not meant for printing on vinyl, only on paper designed to accept sublimation ink. If you do get it to stick, it will most likely have muted colors. Solvent & Eco-solvent inks use a combination of solvent and heat to soften the vinyl surface and allow the ink pigments to...