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I have a Fotoba WR 75. I've had it for two years now. I still laugh every time I use it. In the past I would dread large jobs because of the table time. I can now process a job that would have taken several hours in about ten to fifteen minutes. It's awesome. That said. The...

Thank you!

@Border I tried to order some from SW and I had to buy 4 gallons of it. Could I buy some off you or order a gallon from your SW store? I'm up in Maine. The SW here barely has paint in it. Let me know. I need some of this badly to rebuild an older printer.

Buy a cheap-o jewelry cleaner (stainless steel basin is required). Put a half inch of flush at the bottom and give it a couple cycles. Don't let the bottom of the head touch the cleaning tank. This procedure works best on UV heads. I've tried it on a DX4 with no success.

You may need to calibrate your print head physically. Then re-calibrate with software. Call a tech if you don't know how to do this.

+1 - I'm dying to see this thing run.

I understand your woes. I had similar problems with Triangle. That ink CONTINUALLY fried my heads which lead to head board blow outs as well. I called for warranty work and they literally laughed at me. That felt awesome.

Another Maine-ah with the weather report. It's 1 now, but should be -5 or -6 tonight. It was a blistering 6 today.

sounds like scan motor, encoder registration problem. The buzzing noise is most likely low power always on the motor while the heads are parked because of an encoder registration error.

I have used low grade topical steroids for years and years for skin problems. I've been weening myself of them and moving to a vitamin D based analog. It's not been an easy transition. Steroids are a bad scene.

:rock-n-roll:

Tim, What's the longest print your laminating? I'm planning to do half rolls at a time. 75'

Keep us posted. I've been looking hard at that model, but still haven't decided.

The new pro4 will get you what you are after.

Sounds like he wants z6100 quality with Eco-sol benefits. His prints are fine I suspect. Expectations are off for the equipment.

Do you have an idea of what's wrong? Blown caps, etc. are there known issues with this board?

8' or less. I usually set up jobs for 5 or 6 ft. The longest I ran was 12 or 14 ft.

It could be a blown head.

It looks like VW output problem. Turn the carriage speed down a couple hundred MM/Sec on small prints and you'll get much tighter dot placement on smalls. At the end of the day, the drop size on these machines are much larger than than of aqueous, so it is what it is. On small...

I hope you change your mind and come back soon. I've always enjoyed your posts. Cheers, brother!