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gino, remember hurricane sandy in 2012? we were without power for 13 days. (in 1986 we had a category 1 hurricane, i spend 3 days cutting up downed trees, but, power was restored in 3 hours) i hope he makes out better...

that is a DX7 head i wonder if it has those weird little filters like my mutoh has (one on each ink line)

they do like to corrode, plus they have a REALLY SMALL contact area kind of like the Herman Miller cubicles electrical connections (run heavy 12 guage wire then have the equivalent of two razor blades crossed over and 1 tiny point getting white hot)

if the voltage between the 2 legs of the device exceeds the protrct threshold, it shorts, dropping the voltage to within the safe range this is normally done with mov's (metal oxide varistor) or simply a zener diode. anything above the stated voltage makes the device momentarily short...

we have multiple printers, but, have not always had more than one. if the choice is buying a printer OR OUTSOURCING, there is nothing that keeps you from outsourcing current work as soon as you realize the printer will be down if you made existing customers wait 2 TO 3 WEEKS for work that was...

hot air heat? seems like the solution might be duct cleaning (athough i normally think this is a ripoff (ask my wife) a good humidifier certainly wouldn't hurt i couple threads on this site mentioned having someone passing a swiffer over the substrate as it enters the printer

and i believe that hp has a 2200 watt heater, plus the electronics, feed motors, carriage motor... i would be much less concerned with a printer in a warehouse or strip mall

yes, the breaker "should" have tripped. in real life, that doesn't always happen did you know that 1% of homes have house fires? according to the statistics i have seen my mother in law died in a house fire almost 50 years ago i dragged an unconscious electrician out of a compressor room...

i would think roll feed is very desirable

so, i was in doing some work, and i just finished yelling at a couple of the girls, since the f**king building was around 78 degrees, and EVERYONE was plugging electric heaters in to miller cubicles. i often tell them i will testify for the insurance company when they deny the claim the vp of...

one of our charities has cell phone video of a 300 amp 120 volt panel, bursting into flames right outside of the accounting office) when a temp employee plugged a small electric heater in. Have i ever "doubled up" a breaker? of course. is there good reason it violates the electrical code? also...

especially not if the concrete chalks...

i have a couple old clients who regularly mix eco sol ink, eco sol max inks & eco sol max 2 inks i play fast and loose with LOTS of things, but, would never do that with any of the printheads whose replacements i have to pay for

i would certainly put in a "through the wall (1950's style) exhaust fan if you have an outside wall there are a couple threads showing how to build your own air scrubber from 2 components from amazon, probably a good investment for a home printing business

https://www.usa.canon.com/support/p/imageprograf-ipf8000s there are 10 entries for firmware updates GOOD THAT THEY ARE SUPPORTING THE PRINTER BAD THAT IT NEEDS SO MANY good luck!

if you search, we had quite a few threads regarding power requirements etc for the HP's all the bigger faster ones consume a huge amount of power & HAVE THAT ISSUE WHERE they require 240v with no option to move a dip switch to adjust for towns where local power comes in a few volts low i often...

Good to know that 1 breaker is enough we have set up quite a few home businesses and that has been a nightmare in older houses breaker panel already full, no room for a sub panel... i suppose you forget the jobs that go smoothly, but always remember the ones that have you begging for electrical...

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isn't that just a change of dpi? if one profile is a different resolution (difference between standard & high quality it would be like when one of my clients sends to a 203 dpi zebra printer instead of a 300 dpi

i have about a dozen sandwich size ziplocks in the econoline, with 12 different colors of an assortment in each: (3) sizes of drywall screw, ( 2) sizes construction/deck screws, sheet metal screws, various lengths, fender washers &'regular washers & 3 inch disks cut from hardened masonite...