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i don't know if this helps, but I get wiper errors on my JV3 when ink builds up over time. the sensor is actually a trigger/switch that, when ink builds up, cannot open/close properly. i've also had issues when the ink builds up on the gears that control the belt that moves the wiper. a...

ProRated is paid up! can't wait to take ur guys' $$$!

solid machine. best of luck gettin' it up and runnin'. only major problems I've seen from these, have been the ones inherited from previous owners/transportation to new home. nothing a few new parts can fix, however.

never heard of em. worth a shot, but keep the money you're savin' handy... printheads are pricey if you want to take the gamble, but I'm a proud operator of 3rd party inks (bordeaux) and couldn't be happ$ier.

if anyone else wants to join, i'll fill in the even-slot. but i'm already in 4 other $ leagues, so it don't matter if not.

heck yes!!!! cannot wait for fantasy football 2k12!!!

lexan, no doubt. ...can be folded in half dozens of times before it will even tear. Only thing I would trust acrylic to do, at those dimensions/conditions, is shatter. also, yellowing is going to happen and its just the nature of the product. It still comes with UV resistant coating that will...

i leave "frames" of material around my print/cuts or simply mask/apply as a whole and weed-out the negative on the sign panel (but i always weed-out the centers before masking, to save time)

slow reaction on this one, but lol @ "no sheet"

nah, i'm talking the rear sensor on the carriage that detects the position on the encoder strip. buut if artbot's swapped that out, then i'll keep rattlin' out random ideas as they pop-up while runnin' my printer today.

osnap, i remember that thread now.... thought you had it "fixed", lol. This is making me not want to ever power-down my printer...ever! :) haven't finished reading yet, but since the boards checked-out then maybe you're in need of new sensor cables? particularly, the rear encoder strip...

o man, heck of a read here. i'll dive-in, as well, but lotta catchin' up to do on my end. noted: i've gotten "error 07" messages before, after installing new printheads. but a quick re-connection of the cables cleared it right up so I must have just had them seated improperly or in the wrong...

lol, was gonna say... "what if all options apply?", but then again i'm just the "boss' kid" and option #1 is merely an honorary title at the moment.

got a thread from a while back where I brought up the discussion of "do you replace other people's tags with yours, if you're just applying graphics to an existing fabricated sign" got a guy from the next town over, that does vinyl for dirt cheap and has been replacing our manufacturer's decals...

i'm in! got the request to rejoin last year's league. I'm also game for money league. already in two-$250 12man leagues this year and another $20 20-man.

no regrets here. our MultiCam is still running strong, now a decade later.

o wow. love how they just simply strapped (more like CRUSHED) it down! also, "padding" shown has no real use whatsoever, except most likely filling the internals with loads of debris. best of luck on the restoral. hope you got a great deal on it, since at the very least you're looking at...

edited: my bad, I "had" a few C's lying around but looks like the kid scrapped em' this week :(

y-current errors, as of late, more and more frequently. bout ready to buy a new $700 motor, but the issue comes/goes so I haven't really gotten around to making the expense just yet... But now, to top it off, this morning while running some test prints, i'm getting a squeeky-grinding noise as...

so much to diagnose that I don't know where to start. define "bring back from dead", as when i use the term... it means it wasn't working, but now it is. seems like you're still just, dead. where did you get the printer? how long did it sit? when was it working last? how well? how did you...