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When was the last time you changed the damper? If the damper is semi-clogged, it is restricting ink flow to the head and ink will spray out deflected rather than straight out. Kent Mac Media USA, Inc. Chester, NY 10918 USA www.macmedia.com

The Valuejet has valves right in back -near the cartridge and sub-tank. Those valves to get stuck over time and may need to be replaced. You also want to check to see if there is ink in the subtank too. There is a sensor with a stainless steel plate that moves back and forth to gauge how much...

Chris - you just ordered flush from us If you run out of diagnosis, we do fix most Mimaki, Roland and Mutoh boards at a flat rate. No charge (except for shipping) if we don't find anything wrong. We offer a 24-48hr turnaround or faster if needed. Regards, Kent Mac Media USA, Inc...

We repair Roland and Mimaki boards (at least 3-5 a week). If your fuse keeps on tripping, then it's one of these problems: the printhead is electrically bad (if so, it has to be replaced - can't be fixed) the transistors/resistors on the board need replacing As CiberSupply mentioned...

Do not use the old plate nor the old manifold. All you have to do is put the new double o-ring and new manifold on and it's good to go. Remember, that you have to carefully flush out the head afterwards before introducing the solvent ink Kent Mac Media USA, inc. www.macmedia.com

$3000 for a head???? Does that include installation? We have new 1 head in stock right now - $1799. Kent Mac Media USA, Inc. www.macmedia.com

They are right on the main board. Remove the panel on the back of the panel (in back of the control panel)

You either have a damaged head (either by inserting the flush too hard or received that way) or the slider/main board is damaged (in which case you need to get that repaired or replaced. Kent Mac Media USA, Inc. www.macmedia.com

It sounds like you might have damaged the head or Main board. When you changed the head, did you disconnect the power cable (not just turning off the printer)? If you still have the old head and some nozzles are working, you can try reconnecting and doing a test print. If you still get that...

With any CPU errors - you may need to cycle the printer on/off quite a few times (10-20 times). If that doesn't get you through, then it may be time for a replacement main board.

no need to flush out inks when you change the head/dampers. The ink will automatically flow back into the cartridge area when you remove the dampers. Make sure you have a large syringe (60cc) so that after replacing with a new damper, you put the syringe to the bottom of the damper and draw...

Take a large syringe - perhaps a 60cc one. Put it to the bottom of the damper and slowly pull the syringe. Ink will start going into the syringe. Just do that until you see the air bubble come out. When replacing the damper back onto the head, make sure it is only 1/2 full so that you'll...

I don't see any pictures regarding your problem.... Stupid question - but did anyone replace the dampers? Do a test print from the front panel. does the black print fuzzy then? Kent Mac Media USA, Inc. www.macmedia.com

At the minimum, you burnt the fuse, there will be a good chance that you damaged the transistors on the board too. We sell repair parts for the versacamm. If you have a problem testing for bad components or don't feel comfortable working/soldering components on the board, we also repair...

You have a problem with the Head Board. We fix the head boards - $199 flat rate. If you want more info, you can PM us or go to our website - www.macmedia.com click on Parts & Services, scroll down and you can order the repair services. Kent Mac Media USA, Inc. www.macmedia.com

You probably need to change your dampers. Clogged dampers restrict the ink flow. If this happens you won't get enough ink pressure to force the ink out in a straight way - meaning you will get deflected nozzles. Kent Mac Media USA, Inc. www.macmedia.com

One of our customers had a problem with their main board with their SP-300v. We sent them a new one and had them put in their Head Ranks as well as the current Firmware. Now, when they start up Versaworks, they get the message: "the printer and ink type detected differs from the one...

One thing to mention. Faster always seems to be better. However, if you don't really need the speed, the SP is probably the better way to go. The reason I say this is that with 4 head design - means the potential of a lot more money to replace the print heads - which run $800 or a lot more...

refillable carts Hi Just saw your post. We have an old FJ-540 printer that is going off as parts and they have some cartridges in there that had ink in there but are in very clean condition. There are 12 cartridges and if you want them you can have them for $7 each - shipping included...

At the very minimum, you will need to flush out the lines. Easy enough for you to do if you either buy cleaning cartridges OR, get the flush and use 3rd party carts and fill them up. After flushing, and then doing an ink fill up, you can do a test print. If all 4 colors print ok, then you are...