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Sewing machine oil is better it is thinner 4 in 1 will work!

Go over to the corel forum there is a fix for this listed over there! I might have posted a link here on another thread I don't remember!

rcook did you ever have x4 loaded on your system?

Putting on metal heat tape helps spread the heat out across the print bed getting rid of hot spots!

Philip this site might help you out!

Hope Camtasia is what you were looking for! Look foreward to some of your tutorials when you get the time!

Hey Ron..... I think that if you have been here reading and researching since March 2008 you would have know to introduce yourself and give some background! Good luck!

I would recommend going to a show a see one print! The thermal printers are slower, cost more per foot but they can do spot colors!

Any good tech should be able to test to see what caused the fuse to blow! The fuse is in the circuit to protect by design! I am not a printer tech but am an electrical designer and trouble shooter! So if they just want to replace parts they are not technicians they are parts replacers by...

1 shop, a-frame, flats and fetches, and a mahl stick.

Or plain white box!

Pat one I have done with some what luck is white, silver, white! But for some reason sometimes the white doesn't want to stick to the silver!

You need more than white between to stop/block image! If you had signlab 7 or above they have a plug in that makes it easy and even makes it see through (simulated purf)!

You need to mirror first image and print in reverse order, then lay down white, gray, black, gray white then the normal image! hope this helps!

Try putting a pen in it and choosing the pen as the tool and see what happens! Could be any number of things from bad settings to worn parts or bad blade holder! Do you have a picture of the problem?

I would equate dampers more to an oil filter than and oil change, most dampers serve two purposes they are a reservoir for ink while the print head is away from the capping station and they are also a fine mesh filter to help keep the heads from clogging!

Lets us know what you have found to be the problem for future persons looking through search! TIA

That come to approximately 62.5 hours! what do you think? The amount of minutes is almost irrelevant being a print head can go bad at any time! But it doesn't sound over used it sounds under used!

I thought the same thing Joe!

System restore is under accessories>system tools system restore!