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Royal Sovereign vs. Leister We have a Leister Uniplan E welder which works great but the problem is that you need a table or floor space the length of the banner. Been using this for years but having 40 or 50 ft of clear space is a real drag. However, this machine gives us super strong welds...

Wow - that is one large boat! We had a customer that wanted some new wrap for the mobile home and he didn't know what he wanted and we didn't either. Just thought there would be some clip art collections that we can just quickly draw up for them for an idea and if they didn't like it, we could...

Years ago I came across graphics that were suited for motorhomes, panel trucks etc but have no idea where to find these anymore. I'm looking for something very similar. Problem is that I can't figure what these types of images are called so I can do an accurate search. I would call these...

Sounds like the main board is fried. We repaired a customer's FC7000 not too long ago and the USB on the main board was bad. Either get a new board or get it fixed.

Where are you located?

Wait 30 days and go back in the middle of the night and take a chance and remove the signs that constitute 30% of the work. He'll be calling you again. (note: it's not legal advice but that is what I would do).

BTW: If you want a new one, you can have it for $85. Kent Mac Media USA, Inc.

Just to add to this, there's a reason why they are so expensive. First and most importantly, they don't make these in quantity like the DX4 heads. Obviously the more you make the cheaper it gets. There are a ton of printers using the DX4 head and that design is going on what.. 18 years?? The...

Also check the black subtank. This is a problem on the earlier VJ1604 printer. You'll have to remove the cover that the cartridges go into. Look at the black subtank. If the stainless steel plate is depressed in (meaning the bag looks like it's not filled with ink, you may have a problem...

This could be caused by a few issues. It's most likely a bad slider board or a problem with the d/a converters on the main board. I would try a slider board first.... If the yellow was printing the entire width of the media including the platen, it would most likely be a bad printhead.

Check to make sure the pump is working and actually pulling ink through.

You should get much more than 1 year for these new types of printheads. We have worked on dozens of these machines and at the minimum you should get 2-3 years on these with frequent printing. The longevity of the head is directly related to the amount of maintenance. If you keep the heads...

where in upstate NY are you?

what printer do you have? What issues are you having?

Why do you want to remove the battery?? If you do that and remove the power going to the board, you're going to lose your settings and have to reprogram everything (lots of work and time). There shouldn't be any normal reason for you to do so.

Those bearings go bad after a certain amount of usage. If you have a Tension Gauge, after applying 250 grams of force on the belt, it should move about 2mm.

If you changed the dampers, you should be able to easily change the cables too.... Just carefully pull the cable straight up from the head. Start with the rightmost head and work left. Note the cable orientation (where the tin leads face (right or left at the head----and top or bottom in...

Ethernet is far faster than the parallel to USB solution. I think you are right about the data not being able to keep up with the printing. You need to set the IP address on the printer using the Roland NetTool Print Server Utility from your computer. Hooking up the printer through a router...

Two thoughts - You may have a damaged CR Board (where the head connects to the board above it) or your print head is damaged. We had a situation a couple months ago where the fuse kept on tripping with a customers machine. After a lot of diagnosing, we replaced the CR board and the errors went...

You may have a fried USB port. We may be able to repair it - but you may have to give it some time. We are usually repairing print-related issues with the Versacamm main boards but have mixed results replacing the USB IC chip. It's a lot cheaper to try this than to buy a replacement board...