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Hey what more can you ask for? 50 signs and a High School diploma all from one website!

I agree! Look at this: http://www.piworld.com/article/sandy-alexander-enters-grand-format-printing-segment-two-durst-printers/1

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Just try moving the vinyl over a little and keep at it. It will view it eventually. If that doesnt work, beat it with a sledge hammer!

Anyone want to chime in on this? I am going to get a new printer, I think I am between the Roland Versa Art and the HP Designjet L25500 latex printer. Anyone have any interesting info on either?

I'm seriously considering using my mutoh as a boat anchor!

Each head prints 3 colors, im getting yellow from that head so the fuse should be fine otherwise I wouldnt get anything.

Its flowing to the dampers but not coming out of the head.

ok so here's an update! My heater is kind of working... It heats for a little while then it stops heating. The screen still says that it is on but it just stops heating after a while. Thats one of my problems. The other issue is, I was printing a test print and I got a pretty bad head strike...

Im looking for some parts, let me know if you are parting one out. Thanks

It is definitely a heater issue. Neither the front or back heater is working. Is there a fuse? Board? Any way to test this to figure out whats wrong?

ok so an update... I changed the media back to the 3621 and it is printing ok. not great but ok. I am however noticing that the heaters are not heating up like they usually do any thoughts on the heater situation and/or the printing?

So I just opened up a roll of Orajet 3164 Matte and I am trying to print on it with really bad results (see pictures) The yellow and black and blue and black are completely bleeding into each other but if I print solid black type it prints fine. I printed a job yesterday on this machine on...

Works every time!

Hmm I was thinking more like Dave Mustaine... I need to scan some pictures from my long hair days.

You will need to set it up so that your darkest tones will be that dark and then have it fade out from there. Yes, if you add in more color it will trick the eye so to speak and make it look like a nice rich black. Sometimes just adding a bit of Cyan (like a 60 or 80% kicker) can do this...

http://www.creativebanner.com All the way for this kind of thing! I have used them in the past for tablecloths and they had good pricing and fast service and a good product.

I worked in the offset printing industry for many years and we had the same issues that you are talking about here. With that being said, everyone else here is correct and so are you. What I mean is that yes you are right when you say that black ink is not truly black. Our fix for it in offset...

Welcome neighbor! I'm about 40 minutes south of you.

Looks like either heat setting problem or a profile problem to me. What is your heater set at and what media are you printing on? I have a fair amount of fighting with mine also, dont get discouraged. My next printer is going to be a Summa. No liquid ink issues at all with them.