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do a good soak for 2 or 3 hours. take hemostats from drug store and pinch off the line from yellow captop to pump. fill captop to the top with cleaning fluid do a test print if no good, with a syringe, pull ink through the yellow captop try to print again

yes. That is why i suggested what can be the somewhat messy process of plugging holes and shaking the ink. short of dumping old ink, flushing and reinkiing with fresh ink, agood shake at least gets some of that back into suspension. In the past i have mentioned taking old cartridges to home...

does your model have 6 keys like mine does? i believe turning any of the keys also triggers an emergency stop

you are i guess using 3rd party bulk ink (not a criticism, we have used jetbest ink we buy from premier colour for years) in order to periodically shake your tanks, you will need to plug the vents. however solids do settle. (my mutoh nags me every day to shake the ink bags) did you post a nozzle...

the purpose of profiles is to compensate for variation (from brand to brand and material to material) in inks, substrates, etc AND MOST IMPORTANTLY variations in your machine before i broke out the I1 and calibrated my roland's fire engine red was rust colored grey's were not neutral one end...

when i was like 12 years old, we had 'metal shop" taught by a really cranky old bastard, whose name escapes me i was probably 128 pounds at the time, but one of the other kids was just under 100 the teacher (cranky old bastard) was trying to get richard to cut a piece of sheet metal, on the...

or a fletcher. we have the head for cutting aluminum,, although we are certainly not a volume shop find one on ebay/craigslist/offerup/facebook.com/marketplace

it's funny though, i am LEFT HANDED, but have to put up with the little "safety" on the wrong f**king side.of the circular saw lefties are 10% of the population, yet we have to put up with the "wrong handed" safety device weatherby sells left handed bolt action rifles, but, i have never come...

yes, but, it is still much less disruptive than the trip to the hospital when i was young, i was proud of the fact that i was the only one who left our employer with a full set of 10 fingers

Ted keep in mind that i have ALMOST NEVER seen a serial plotter (db9 or db25 that had a bad interface. NOT SO with usb, they are very static sensitive the older technology is much more resiliant

agree with gino we bought a SAW STOP (it senses flesh,, and doesn't chop off fingers) this is good because once in a while don has "had a few" before he powers up the saw in the morning and it keeps me from scooping up fingers into a cup of ice (sorry to take the thread off topic) for a trip...

Comparing new for new, i think roland is the cheapest that isn’t pure garbage when i am “hunting” for equipment i search ebay, craigslist (expand the search outside your area), offerup and facebook marketplace. Sorted by highest typical price to lowest BE PATIENT, bargains are out there if TIME...

before you try to chase down an electronic problem that may not exist, have you replaced the captops and dampers? do you shake the cartriges atleast twice a week? do you run normal cleanings? do you do a PHYSICAL CLEANING (cleaning solution and swabs) of the heads? do you break out the spectro...

There is one column in your database that can not have duplicates.

With motion detection

Or simply have cameras pointing to storage area

(Try putting in your ip address, AS THOUGH it is a different computer disable firewall i would suspect a windows update. Uninstall the last couple if they just installed

Well, you certinly have my permission i promise to watch them as well

great thank you! just bought it

from time to time threads discuss what program to use to minimize pixelation when you need to push the envelope a bit printing a large banner or whatever