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You can try running a the GR/PR adjustment. It's in service mode and is the procedure to calibrate the pinch roller position. Unfortunately I can't give out service manuals but you should be able to find it on Google. That will have instructions on how to carry it out.

Here is a screen shot of where to look.

Ok so the fact that LED 8 turned off could mean both heads are fried. The tech manual advises changing both heads. However, the fact that LED 7 turned off could mean there are more electrical issues deeper in the machine. Did you have a power surge recently? Unfortunately at this point I would...

I don't know anyone in Kansas but you can try James McGill. He's based out of Kentucky but travels all over. 270 243-0599

Take a look at the HDC board and tell us which LEDs are lit up.

It's in the, "Quality" tab where you choose your profile. That way you can see the time difference between certain modes etc.

Is color correction turned on? If not, it tends to print way too much ink which makes things dark.

If I remember correctly, it ended up being an old filter and bad bottle holder.

Only way to do it is through a program like Parallels or a VM. Flexi stopped making a MAC version many moons ago.

I just set up a CJV150 for a customer who was using a JV3 and he's having a ball. I have installed about 100 Mimaki printer/cutters and they are good machines. One main difference between the print only and the print/cut is the pinch rollers. The print only has a better pinch roller setup that...

There are designated spots they need to be positioned at to work which I think you already know. It's a pretty common issue with the SP series to get a pinch roller position error. Usually you will also get a measurement of 0.0" as well. The fix is to replace the cut tool trailing cable.

If you do the math on a DX5 print head, you can get around 181,440 ml if you run it to it's expected life. It's not 100% accurate because it fires different sized dots but it's a close approximation. Interesting question!

To get around the problem quickly, use Illustrator, Scale down to 20" and then scale up in Onyx by 1200%. That will at least get your job going. Can't help with the Corel part though.

Their customer service is top notch for sure. The only gripe I have with them is they rasterize everything. Why ruin a perfectly good vector file!?

Maybe try printing to the bad printer with the good computer. That way you can start to see if the problem is software or printer.

It's in the Quality tab where you choose your profile. To the right of the profile window you should see Color Matching. Look at the settings for Illustration and Image. If they are the same, it should be good. If they are different, that could be causing the issue.

First thing that came to my mind is that the rendering intents are mismatched in one of the Rasterlinks. Have you changed any settings recently?

I have had Mojave Sign Ad up in the lobby for over 5 years and can still peel it off without peeling any paint.

It's funny, I have customers who have only ever used Rasterlink and they don't complain but anyone who has used a name brand RIP before using Rasterlink hates it. It gets better every version but I agree. It can be a very clunky program.