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That looks like an OEM Mimaki take-up reel system. I would assume it would be easy to apply to any printer.

This 3M brochure says 3yrs exterior? http://www.windowtinting.com.au/download.php?link=http://www.windowtinting.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Sunscreen-Window-Tinting-3M-Fasara-Glass-Finishes-Brochure.pdf&name=Sunscreen-Window-Tinting-3M-Fasara-Glass-Finishes-Brochure.pdf

He is not talking about the drum itself, but the bailing arm roller. (at least that is what I see him describing)

I hear on this roller only you can replace it with a piece of appropriately sized tubing. However, I have never tried this myself.

We purchase an annual subscription to Pro Vehicle Outlines and it is well worth the price.

Good plotters, but getting older and harder to find parts for if they break. Not sure what all software will run them besides Gerber software. (does it come with software?)

Ground the printer frame itself well (get it off carpet if possible) and go on amazon.com and find a couple cheap anti-static things (I hear the tinsel-looking ones are particularly effective) and try them out. No idea why/how exactly they work, I haven't really had static issues that I can recall.

Myriad Pro SemiBold (stretched) would also work.

The pressure is only going to do one of a couple things to cause a change in the machine: - Apply pressure to a pressure switch or put tension on a cable/belt. - Move a "vision" sensor to another location so that it sees what it likes/doesn't like. - A wire could also be broken/loose on the head...

Have them take it by Maaco and get a cheapo paint job that is similar to the wrap color. That'll get you a better finish to stick to. We have wrapped a lot of them with solid color 1080 and 180c w/o issues. Just make sure they're clean, but YMMV as I'm sure the paints used vary from truck to...

Looks good to me, can you make it edge-printable instead of solvent?

Or are you maxed out on height? I would suggest putting a box around all the artwork, but your 4-corner boxes seem to show there is another issue. I'm betting somewhere the artwork has an error in it, and that is confusing the machine. I assume there is a stray point somewhere causing the issue.

Check craigslist, there seems to be some appearing on there every now and then. I know I've bought them off there before. ;) I would say my Edge 2 has had significant usage, and it says it currently has 37,367 minutes on it. Does the counter roll over? Does it also come with software, and a...

sounds like electrical. possibly the ribbon cable or slider board. All the other test prints are confusing me, can you do another print and have only it in the picture and take a better photo? Why was the head replaced?

Once you get the old strip out and lay them side by side it should be self explanatory. The strip tension is held by a spring, so if it is a hair different size it should be just fine. Use the exacto like a drill IIRC (spin it with your fingers). The sensor doesn't read all the way to either...

post a photo of the print.

what type of floor? how long are they going to be down?

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?111401-Changing-Encoder-Strip-On-SP540V Looks like the Merchant Member SolventInkjet.com has a generic one for $89.00.

IIRC I bought a genuine Roland part encoder strip for right around $120 back in the day... I think we bought all of our parts from Nazdar. Shouldn't be anywhere near the price you're looking at.

You can also flip the encoder strip upside down and use that portion if the top is damaged or stained beyond repair. I think you have to cut a new little hole with an exacto but it should be easy enough, it's been 6 or so years since I've had to do this.