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Cyan always takes the longest on my machine too. But I've never done the procedure you did.

I run a Arizona 360 everyday and I would never get another FujiFilm printer again.

What inks are you running? My prints on the Acuity are pretty much always glossy. We use KI inks.

The Acuity F has Light Cyan and Light Magenta.

From what a tech told me, there is a class. I was trying to find more info about it.

I believe Fuji offers a training class that when all is said and done you get the dongle and their service guide.

The tech is telling us we need the key for our Acuity Advance (Arizona 360) to change the voltages after replacing a head. Anyone know if there's a way around this or not?

Actually had a magenta head go out today. Came in, did a nozzle check and it was gone. I do want to try and check the temperature of the head tomorrow.

I've had the same problem for the last year and a half. I usually have dropouts when printing a full 4x8 sheet of white. Haven't been able to figure it out.

I've had a yellow head die on our Acuity Advance too. Came in and did a nozzle test and there was nothing there where the yellow should have been. Fuji said the head "shorted out"

We have a 360 GT with 256 inks. When the printer was new I was able to run almost everything on Production. Now I run almost everything on Quality Matte. Quality matte takes even longer than quality and makes it look better in my opinion. I really dislike our Acuity.

We have this problem aswell. ColorGate will drop out text/images randomly. Only way we've found around it is just proofing our prints very closely.

I've ran a Arizon 360 for the last two years and it's a terrible machine. In the last couple months I've had to change a yellow printhead because the head shorted out. The carriage drive belt snapped a couple weeks ago for no reason. The next day I was getting carriage motion errors, and a tech...

I'll give the paper towel idea a try. We have real cheap junky paper towel, so I'll try to find some softer stuff. Thanks for the suggestions.

We have the Fuji Acuity flatbed and lately I have been trying to cut down on white ink usage, because we're pretty much forced to print a coat of white to hide flaws in the material. I have done a lot of searching on this site and noticed a lot of people were using 99% IPA alcohol. So I went...

ZE-680 is the adhesion promoter for acrylic. We have bad luck with acrylic but good luck with PETG.

Been dealing with adhesion problems lately with our Acuity. We have resorted to printing white under just about everything due to all the scratches/etc. I used the ZE1000 today for a double sided sign and still had ink peeling of.