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bad corona treatments from china. gotta love it! i feel for ya, we have lam that did this but it was on thousands of prints. not just a couple.

Failed to rip...possible solutions. Have you tried saving it as an eps? ai? or pdf? saving down pdfx-1a seems to help in these circumstances for me. (*this will flatten your artwork though so make sure you have a copy of the original) also try down saving to native forms of illustrator ex...

sweet deal, might be trying this out. thanks!

it is rougly two years old.

i dealt with GF and had positive experience. They even helped me by guiding me on the right track to icc profile creation on static cling material. That stuff was very "soft" when heated and gave me a couple of head strikes. But they told me to try a higher heat setting to get the ink to...

when i do a nozzle check, some of the nozzles on the test print consistently do not print(even with multiple heavy cleaninings & head cleaning with cleaning cartridges!) at this point, the preventative maintenence instructions fail me. I was reading on some threads that it might be these...

Is there anything like this for $ return of GS6000 carts for US locations?

dunno...

so when do you know when to usage and maintenence has deemed them replaceable??

Doesn't matter, issue resolved. Started icc profile from scratch and made sure in characterization the scans were correct and out comes a normal gray. I'm back to printing again! :rock-n-roll:

I am printing on a GS6000 using flexi10 and production manager. Last week I printed a file with my icc profile we generated back in april and everything looked great. File has transparency issues but were resolved (just saved and flattened with pdf x 1a or saved as ai 8 or 10) Now when I go...

agreed. i tried printing on paper board not made for solvent inks = had a bad time. does not work!