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If you print to the same material all of the time, go to EDIT>Queue Settings A or B (whichever you use) and set all of the settings I recommended here. Then save.
These settings will then be set as the DEFAULT for every job you put into that Queue, but can be changed per job.
Try the following...
Set media type to GVWG
Set Quality to Standard
At the bottom of the same Quality Settings Screen, set the Color Management Preset to: MAX Impact or try MAX Density
Do you have all colors in the Color Adjustment settings to +5 ?
Interesting.
The next option would be to download the full install file from here: www.flexisign10.com
After downloading, uninstall current version and delete the install directory.
Reboot and install newest downloaded version. I would also recommend installing the new version into a custom...
Possible loose ribbon cable or dirty cap station...
First, power off and unplug. Then take of the front covers to get into the printhead area... check to make sure the head ribbon cables are secure into the board slots and also into the head itself.
Uncap the head and manually clean the cap...
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Leaving it sit for 2 weeks with flush fluid in the cap could lead to line contamination seeing as one head shares 3 colors.
Only 2 weeks, you would probably be ok leaving it as is.
If really concerned, you need to do the Pump Up proceedure. (empty the lines)
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