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I got mine here: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81867&highlight=bigdawg From CES020. I dont think can have too many. Great statement Arlo.

Possible, but almost always head. Could be a cable issue.

Pump counter should be a lifetime indicator for the pump, not a failure warning but a notice that it is reaching it's expected lifespan. The continous firing is usually a bad head.

This could be a component (even the head) that heats up over time. Even a cable with a connection issue. Unfortunately if it is a component on a board, it could be very difficult to track down. Keep a log and see if you can make it happen on purpose. See what it takes to make it happen and...

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In a pinch for short term you can use 3 in 1 Oil. Use very lightly. You dont want a grease that will harden up over time, or attract too much dust and debris.

Something like the bearing raceways: ftp://ftp.mutoh.com/Printer%20Information_Manuals/VJ-1614/Maintenance%20Information/Technical%20Information%20Bulletins/

cheapvehiclewrap is on the money here. Here is more info: http://www.mutoh.com/kb/entry/30/

Slant is just one of the alignments. There are electrical timing alignments that need to be done as well.

This still looks like alignments. There are two types of alignment, physical and electrical (timing) these look like timing.

heater could be bad.

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This is usually cross contaimination caused by swelling of the pad in the cap.

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81081&highlight=tray

Great. Had us stumped here.

We dont see any mode in this printer that would give this. So it probably wasnt any button pressing that got you here. You might check your Control panel and make sure none of the buttons are jammed down. You might want to check the connection cable to the control panel as well.

typically it is left to right. If you look at your nozzle check pattern it should print the most left head first.

The micro adjustment on this model is a bit confusing and hard to read. You might try a different wave form, but as artbot points out it may actually be media/profile. Profile is typical if the banding is only in dark colors.

You may have blown the head fuse.