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agreed, many of the parts the Chinese reverse engineer are pure garbage, but this is simple

ebay, craigslist, offerup, facebook marketplace take some pictures

for sure!

there is a roland part number, i know i bought some of the ones for my sc545-ex

the US has let their power grid go all to hell. the people who manage power distribution base decisions on fairy tales, rather than science. meaning you no harm, when there is an issue, rather than letting things shut down, THEN RESTARTING, they allow power levels to dip, and return to normal...

modern circuit boards have "feed throughs" plated through holes at MULTIPLE LOCATIONS. the autocad designed boards are made smaller, (it's an autocad function very similar to our "nesting" of print jobs) many failures are because the modern manufacturing techniqes produce many more potential...

that's what i thought that's why i always encourage our members to put a GOOD QUALITY surge protector, PREFERABLY one with RJ45 jack protection. it's bad enough when you pay $2000 for a system board. worse yet when the best you can do is roll the dice eith a used or "refurbished" board. On...

it's not often that 3rd party parts are better than the original. these are great!

very interesting! most people realize half way through this type of project, that they don't really have the skillset to finish, and that GOOD INTENTIONS aren't enough. i love to modify and redesign all of my equipment, but, it comes at a cost. recently, my accountant was surprised HOW LITTLE...

works great. i just loaded a roll whose core wasdistorted. it wouldn't track straight, no matter how i loaded it. with original hub, one side would wobble. this piece can tighten enough that my tracking is stable. ran 100 ft. of troublesome roll with no problem

i was considerig modifying to raise the temp another 10 degrees.

yes, i always pull off the covering let it sit, spray with iso & wipe with microfibre, flip and repeat & almost always flip again and repeat the print side

printed on mutoh vj1617h hybrid, not a true flatbed printed on 3mm komatex

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i just bought a pair on ebay, a few months back. they work great! i will post a link.

gino, i treat these the same way we do coro. spray with 91% isopropyl. wipe with microfiber cloth. FLIP. do reverse side. print. do you think i should invest in one of those static wands? we will obviously be more disciplined about our "wipedown procedure thank you!

Suggestion for what adhesion promoter? I assumed all +

about 50 years ago i did a stint as a packaging mechanic. i was fairly good at it i was the only one who left still having 10 fingers.

you made me wonder. you suggest looking with a microscope, so you are assuming physical damage. it occurs to me that printhead 01 could be in the leading position, so if you hit a media clamp (not sure if this machine uses them) for example, 01 head is first so it "takes the hit" which might be...

or you are so far out that it will take more than one pass?