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or a daige (on ebay/craigslist/offerup/facebook marketplace) [daige makes no effort to keep any parts any more]

i was just thinking, if he sticks to a 30" printer, ALMOST EVERY customer who comes in will have a request for larger. we have had to send out a good number of larger than 54" work. (now that we have a 65" printer it will NEVER happen again, but, so what)

interesting. so the chemistry of the adhesives is that different?

you can INSIST on getting your part shipped overnight, as opposed to the servicing dealer ordering once a week. send them a "time is of the essence". notification,

so, do we know what the "trigger event" was? the thing that changed & started all this? (new modem or router), moved the printer?, power failure?) that normally shortens the troubleshooting time

you probably need to install advanced ip scanner. if you have a new ip address (in the same range [subnet] ) it will show. install the program, do a scan, sort by manufacturer. (assuming you have a lot of devices on the network if it doesn't show here it's time for a more advanced lesson, how...

we have flexi running everything is that the standard versaworks message? my first question is WHAT SERVER are you not connecting to? (licensing server?) by the way when troubleshooting a network problem, putting in information you KNOW is incorrect is not a great plan to restore your...

don't sell the metal guage short. a simple device like that more than makes up for a lack of experience (i use one!)

i have no mimaki experience, but 35 years of other wide format. (techjet & the like, before roland and the others joined the industry.) SINCE THERE WAS NO BURNING SMELL before you changed the transistors i would guess: you mounted them improperly (?) lost te mylar insulator sheet or nylon...

do you make your own profiles? you can only expect so much from canned, downloaded profiles we use jetbest in our rolands, but, even if we were still using roland inks, the occasional calibration would still be needed

yes, and then with the trend towards shortening (one of the banks we used to use was valley national bank. for the benefit of social media, they have rebranded "valley" there is no reason in the whole world to drop the word bank. for all you know now, they sell lettuce when you see the sign

5 seconds sounds like a lot it will take a few tries, at best

The print head is about $1300 from solventinkjet. They offer tech support. Just bought a Dx7 from them, putting it in this weekend

there are enough threads discussing the effects of allowing temp to drop to 50 overnight, and controlling humidity. are you printing, cutting viny? or just installing? i would never consider that farm for this type of business i can assure you that all your equipment will cover with rust...

you say that like it was something else, at one time. and, actually, it is more of a swirling vortex of mind numbing garbage...

zoogee, going all the way back to ms-dos 3, insufficient memory is what is displayed for an "unarticulated error" (one where the microsoft software has no more f**king idea what is wrong than we do. if i were betting, i would bet against you on this one. (i hope you prove me wrong, though...)

attila, you have me curious over the weekend, i will hook up my edge 2 to a parallel port expansion card. do you think this is a limitation in the composer software?

we have had pretty good results withnthe chinese knockoff of printhead doctor for flushing. the real trick seems to be, flush CAREFULLY, with low pressure BEFORE the head is damaged. adding a small aquarium heater to the mix adds temperature control vlad, who developed printhead doctor has...

you might be better off editing your hosts file with a dummy entry for the adobe update servers. this is what happens, i think, with the cracked adobe software. then all you need to do is rem that line in hosts when you want to update (a few days AFTER everyone else, when you know there are no...

i have 2 pallets of insulation to put in, in the open section of warehouse that part is not air conditioned, but, the heat is unreal since we have sprinklers, i need to insulate right up to the peak