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Why not just buy cleaning cartridges?

The top fans only come on when the head gets to a certain temp, which should only happen when its' printing. The fan in back runs off of a different circuit than the rest of the Edge. So the power supply could be bad and the fan would still run. There are several sets of terminals at the back...

You should be able to get the new, improved design from a Roland dealer.

My apologies then...

Really??? Still?? I think the consensus of that thread that you started was that you don't know what you're talking about and now I think it's starting to border on slander or libel - I'm not a lawyer, but I still know it's wrong to go saying things like that. As for the printer...

Do you get stiff resistance when syringing from the cap or do you suck air?

Can you syringe ink above the dampers? If so, the problem is in the dampers, the head, the captop or the pump. If all colors are affected, then it's most likely the captop or the pump. Very seldom will all dampers go out at the same time. You can try to syringe between the captop and the pump...

If the cutter goes down, then the cutter down position is probably ok. Stop messing with that. If it doesn't stay down the something in the sheet cut mechanism is messed up. Usually I've found that the spring in back is missing or disconnected at one end.

Unplug the ribbon cables from the head board, replace the fuse and turn it on. Then turn it off and check the fuse, if it is still good, your problem is in the cables, the carriage board or one of the heads. Plug components in, one at a time till the fuse blows and you'll find your problem.

It sounds counter intuitive, but I've never changed a damper on the Seiko or HP printers and had it make a difference (at least with the OEM inks). But, replacing the captops did. This is what sounds counter intuitive, but I saw this problem more than once and the first time I thought damper...

Just make sure all the bits are out of there and don't worry about replacing them. The roller should spin just fine without them

If you're wanting to do banners, skip the 300. Go for a 540 minimum. If the 640 is a good deal, snatch it up. Whether you use the full 64" or not, it will serve you well.

Dwayne, take the left cover (black under where the vinyl would roll off) off of the Edge and remove and carefully replace the 2 flat cables at the right (front) of the mainboard. These go to the control panel and display panel. There's a very good chance that they got dislodged when it...

Or you could have put the cables in the new head incorrectly and when you put the old one back in, the cables were inserted correctly. But now that you've installed the head, if it is bad, you're probably going to have a hard time returning it - even if it was truly DOA. Most likely it will be...

I have production house 12, but when I started with onyx (6.5)poster shop would would let you do everything but if profiles. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Pauly, I stand corrected. Evidently they changed this in version 11. I've been using Production House so I wasn't aware of this.

You should see if you can find Roland Color Choice RIP software that originally came with that printer. Then you can use open source software to create your files - check out inkscape. But remember, you get what you pay for. If you got a 3rd party RIP like Sign Lab or Flexi, you would have...

Not to mention the can of worms that this opens when something goes wrong... Then the finger pointing starts and no one will win.

Have you tried Seal? SEAL Parts Order Form - Seal Graphics

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