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welcome from Quebec!

no one? Maybe if I ask differently... For the ones who have those printers, what you do with them? What kind of products do you make?

Hi folks! I've bought a summa dc4sx for very cheep from a friend. I currently have an HP L26500 and a summa cutter. My main business is related with interior designing (mainly wall covering types). Now I'm struggling between keep it or sell it. I know there is some possibility's I would be able...

And I think you are using caldera? How do you set it up to print the bar? And for me, if I use a vinyl with a 90# liner, I don't have any bowing. I'm using mostly catalina vinyl for this reason.

I'm sorry, I can't help you. But I would also like to know the answer.

ok, here is the follow up on my problem. even if the test print where perfect (no alignment problem and minim defect nozzles), the prints came back to normal after changing the two cyan/light cyan and the two black/yellow printheads. I'm writing this here in case someone hit the same problem...

My L26500 also do this. It seems to come from where is the media roll (when it rewind). If you have the solution, let me know.

If it can help, all the specs of the print (small text) have to be in front of you when you scan and need to scan horizontally.

Can you use the i1 to calibrate you monitor with the software that came with the device? If yes, then you will know the i1 is not the problem. And scanning right to left or left to right doesn't matter.

I have the exact same setup and never had any problems. It maybe a stupid question, but do you scan your white tile before scanning the print?

I've talked to my rep and another guy had the same issue as me. I have a fine yellow line in my banding and there is a majority of yellow when I check the first pass of printing. I already had a yellow/black printhead so I change it and it seems to improve the print a little. So I'm waiting the...

when I check my service manual, it is supposed to look like that. If I check carefully, the yellow lines in it are fine. Now I try to figure on how to print an advanced printhead health test plot. It do not fit with what it says in the service manual.

But in my test plot, I should see a problem... right? But there is nothing that I can see. Could it be Caldera?

even with the manual alignment, I still have the same problem. I have no idea what to do now.

Ok, I've found that a cyan printhead had some misfiring, I've changed it. Print the test and everything's looking ok. Still have the same banding. Oh, and the yellow part is good. It look like this in my service manual. Now I'm trying the manual alignment....

here are the pictures. The printer said all the printheads are good and the test print seems to be fine... On monday, the printer ask me to change a cyan printhead. I've forgot it. But when I start up the printer next day, the printer said the head was fine. And I've done maybe 5 clean today on...

I don't know what to do. Whenever the number of pass (6,8,12) or material (I've tried banner, poster, vinyl), I have horizontal banding in my print (about 0.25in wide). We see it more in dark colors. I've done multiple print head cleaning, printhead alignment, lubricate the carriage, update...

That's what I taught. Do you have other suggestions? The windows have a little tint on them, so I would prefer to put the print on the outside of the windows. But if I don't have the choice, I will install them from the inside.

I've already done installation of perforated vinyl in the early or end of winter (0° Celsius or 32° Fahrenheit). But a customer ask me to install perforated vinyl on 6 of his store in February 1st. The temperature can go down to -20° Celsius or -4 Fahrenheit). My first question is, do I will...

I just look at this one on youtube. I will never be in that league, but I have to ask. How much a setup like this cost?