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Take a look at the head lock mechanism. If it's bent too far left, the head will fail to unlock and cause this issue. An easy way to test this idea is to simply tape the lock down so the head is permanently unlocked. Then try to run the printer as normal. If it does, you can bend the lock back...

Make sure the T-Fence sensor is straddling the T-Fence. It's easy to install it and forget to do that. If that's not the issue, try manually moving the head over to the far left side and then turn the printer on. Let us know where the error happens.

This and also you can hold a flashlight up so that you light up the gap between the head and sponge and you should be able to see the ink spitting out.

Ours are OEM. We've tried many after market ones and they simply don't last as long or don't work at all in a lot of cases. Not sure why. The DX5 after market caps work great.

The thing with head cleaning is, if the head is simply clogged, it works about 75% of the time depending on how old the head is and what type of ink. The issue is that, especially on older heads, if the nozzles are physically damaged (head strike) or the piezo crystal is damaged or jammed, that...

Take the covers off and check that your Y origin sensor is still intact. Sometimes it breaks or just fails completely and so the tool doesn't know where it's home position is.

Maybe I judged too soon. I saw the "pleasure doing business with you" comment and thought someone was being sneaky. If not, I apologize.

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I'd change the dampers first. Especially if they are the originals.

We have made a list of error codes with short explanations on what they mean and some possible fixes for the JV33 and CJV30. Feel free to use this guide when you need it! Mimaki JV33 & CJV30 error codes and what they mean

It doesn't look like a printer issue to me. It seems like the software is reorienting the gradient angle when you nest them which I don't know what would cause that as I use Illustrator for the most part.

I've always had success with the 3M profiles that Mimaki has on their site for that machine.

I have OEM ones in stock here in Denver.

45 degree - 0.25 mm 60 degree - 0.10 mm Usually I set it on the printer and tell the RIP to use the printer setting. It's a set value anyway and should not change.

Hello everyone! We put together a list of common Mutoh ValueJet error codes with a short explanation on what they mean and what causes them. These codes pertain to most ValueJets buy may be displayed slightly different depending on your model and firmware. Enjoy! Mutoh ValueJet error codes and...

I've made one out of a piece of about 1/4" diameter metal tube and just squish one end with a pair of pliers so there is a flat spot. There isn't anything special about it at the end of the day. In a pinch I have even used forceps to grab on to the rod and spin it that way.

I have them in stock here in Denver and we ship to Canada. It comes with two dampers and we offer free phone support. Here's a link to it on our site. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need a quote for faster shipping!

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As long as you cut from the file in PM it will cut what printed.

My first guess is there is a conflict between Flexi and PM. For example, if Flexi is set to manually set the media width to say, 54" but PM is set to automatically get the width from the printer at 50", it will re-nest before sending to the printer.