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You should be able to adjust the periodic cleaning cycle in the printer menu somewhere, not sure about the older printer, but there should also be an option to stop it from doing the clean during printing.

Edge sealer on anything below the waterline, period.

You should have been able to save it by holding F8 at startup, but now you have uninstalled, try this from the coreldraw forum: Go to Start Menu and click Run Type %appdata% and hit Enter Get into the folder named Corel Delete the folder named Graphics 13

Arlon DPF 9000 is made for it, but not sure how your inks will go without lam.

Paper and polyprop were about the only 2 products I could never put on the take up reel due to not drying, unless I really slowed the head speed down. So unless I'm missing something, 1 hour is nowhere near enough outgas time(we used to leave em at least overnight). But defo look into your ink...

looks similar to a mimaki CG-6. is there any plate on the back left side with a model #?

The search function here isn't that great, just add signs101 at the end of your google search and you should get a lot better results. And do a search for the Wit Color 9000 if you want to check out a supposedly better made chinese unit for starters. Good luck. Chris.

May be a silly question, but have you done the crop mark sensor adjustment and crop-cut adjustment?

http://support.rolanddga.com/_layouts/rolandreports/_productsupportsearch.aspx?pf=Wide+Format+SOLJET+Inkjets&pm=XC-540MT Under utilities..

Nicely done by your supplier, expected response from manufacturer...

I download everything TV via torrents after they have aired without a hint of guilt. I'm not gonna wait 3 years for a US or UK show to make it to Australian TV. Live sport is the exception.

you shouldn't use anything with ammonia in it, which windex does.

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I would wait for someone more qualified than myself to answer that one :P

1st guess would be dirty encoder strip.

Yes to laminating, but make sure you get an optically clear CAST film, not the polyester version some places offer.

Main thing is just prep with soap/water then isopropanol. No hydrocarbons(wax & grease etc) as it will attack the adhesive. Install, laminated or not is easy as.

^thanks for the info:thumb:

So to protect(mask) a tourist/landmark site from renovation work is a waste of money now? I'm gonna have a hard time convincing customers in a tourism based town of that. I can see these photo's being pasted everywhere, and people paying money to go and have a look(I would).

Yeah, a couple of beers has me thinking cap tops, now that I remember a recent issue with a customer. Had to throw the grim reaper out there though :P