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Page 34 of the cowboy magazine says optically clear...are you telling me the cowboy lied?! :) Thanks for the tip on clear lams having plastic liners...fool me once and such meh the adhesive was clear...but not the lam itself... I see thanks for informing me, I do hate to bash a cibersupply...

It might be ok after adjusting my pressure dials which were set for 210 and I may have gotten a bad batch...but I have cussed it too many times to not say something...Don't get me wrong we're not going to throw the roll out or anything and it runs fine after you get it started

First off...We bought this roll because it was marketed as optically clear. We usually use 210.. We had a storefront window that the customer wanted window perf on so we thought this would be a good way to protect it as well as using it for back glass perf... #1. It is not optically clear..at...

worked out better than most problems that get posted here

Service mode With Sub power off press quickly down right left up right down left THEN press and hold left down right then sub power on Write it down on a post-it and wedge somewhere in your printer

get into service mode and calibrate...also slow down the head speed

also...you don't "turn it off" do you?

I would turn on light interval cleaning for every 20-30 minutes of print time

From looking at my rs640 and your pic it goes below that metal plate near the blade

thats what i would do..but I am by no means an official tech...I am used to there being a backlog of jobs and making it work until there is time to properly fix it... If you have time or money do a close inspection and/or hire a tech... Post a thread asking for a service manual for that...

I'm guessing optical sensor? Duct tape keep printing if it will let you

Thanks, I guess the consensus is not to use cleaners no matter how much you want to.

adhesive left over from cold lam that for one reason or another was left on the rollers overnight...coming off when pulled off

seems like an expensive solution...34 (edit: $40) plus shipping...will cleaners hurt the rollers..or just make them too smooth and slip

Yeah I gummed them up...what do you guys use to clean them...I was thinking denatured alcohol but maybe its too aggressive They are red silicone type

yes, no blood in the water. Everyone makes that mistake around here a few times...and Welcome!

you still here robert gruner?

one last thing...if you are mid to high volume you NEED a cold laminator

Not to flog your business model, but there is something wrong if you have a newer model printer and can't double your profits over outsourcing...I understand hundreds of 1 color yard signs but...you must be highly sought after RJssigns or you need to hire a boy to watch the printer. @charlie...

You have never had an edge curl up that had been cut right after print? Do you ever print full bleed bumper stickers and such? Why do you outsource more than you print in house if your roland can keep up? I understand large banners but why? $$$$? I reserve the right to make blanket...