Search results

You are correct on the reset. No password is needed. The two small brackets are for the 'ramps' on each side of the print head. They are not needed.

Not sure, Could be a connection that it is not seeing that keeps it from booting up. Could be corrupt firmware. You might call Mutoh Customer Care and as them, I will be at SGIA all week.

This is a Technical Information Bulletin for Resellers only. I cannot release it.

Not any more, but we have techs here in the Phoenix office.

New, from a Mutoh dealer.

What does your nozzle check look like? If it is not printing the correct colors then FatCat is on track. If it is, then it is a color management issue.

The printer counts the number of pump cycles and nozzles fired to estimate the amount of ink in a cartridge. Your leak emptied out the smart card, but not the cartridge. You can bring the cartridge to Mutoh and we can reprogram it for you, then you can use it again. Typically after a year...

If it is not going over the road a long distance, there should be no real need to purge. Clean the capping station and the stainless rim around the head and wet it all with cleaning solution to ensure a good seal. If you have the headlock that shipped with the machine you can lock the head in...

Post a pic if you can.

I dont know of anything in that area that could generate that kind of heat, but I will ask around. Could it be due to some kind solvent? Much more likely.

static and maybe a fan?

bump

So when in sleep mode, it is still cleaning every 2-3 hours? If so you need to record exactly what the interval is, then contact your dealer for service.

My guess is that it is doing a cleaning. I think there are a couple of different cleaning process. One is for 'sleep', which you have to activate to put it in sleep mode. The other is regular cleaning. Hopefully one of the techs will chime in here for setup, until I can look it up.

It can help. Really depends on how deep the nozzle plugs go. I personally have found that head soaks are the most effective. Hopefully others will provide their input.

That should be the easiest, long term. You will need the PF adjust for each media that is available in the Presets. It makes the most sense in a production environment to set up Presents and call them out in the RIP.

If you've got plugged nozzles, do a head soak first. The nozzles will dry on the bottoms side of the head, this is where you want cleaning solution.

dj elite, You can use the Media settings and specify from the RIP, but you need to set the "Print Mode" to match your RIP resolution.

It looks like like a resolution issue, can be when there is a mismatch between the printer and RIP. Usually the RIP controls the printer, and you can change the resolution of the printer, but if for some reason the RIP is not set to override the printer, you can get things like this. So check...

In flexi Color correction checked? Use front panel settings unchecked?