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This one suits me pretty well (note red type) 3M-Scotch Kids Paper Cutter. This fantastic cutter is safer and faster than scissors for easy; clean and straight and wavy cuts. It is a great cutting companion for scissors for many paper cutting tasks; the unexposed blade was designed for safety...

Wrong. The cut carriage cable is sandwiched between the two plastic guides. The Encoder Scale is stationary and sits vertically along the length of the printer. Grinding noise could be several things on the SP.... Carriage Wire Pulley, Cut Carriage Cable & Guides making noise, Linear bearing.

Their must be a component on the mainboard that has failed. One option, contact a board repairman such as Jemmings in Atlanta... (678) 714-1990 Sorry for your loss.

Are you asking how to measure the output of the PS? I would agree with the "Birdy's" suggestion and direction. If 40V out is steady and does not drop when you hear the click, the PS is doing its job.

looks good to me.

it is also possible that the captops are not sealing properly which can lead to air getting to the head. +1 wedosigns.... ink should not flow towards the cartridges from the damper.

the small white data cable in the second picture does not look like it is completed inserted into the port... unplug power and push that cable in more.

Also, I have adjusted the pricing from what Tim Turner posted...

If it does not find either one of the pinch rollers, it is probably the trailing cable that connects the cuthead assembly to the mainboard... Check to make sure the white data flex cable is securely inserted in the port on the cut control board (you will need to remove the top cover to...

Ok. If you power off and back on normally you still get the same error?

We have a short roll of the UltraMetallic Blue seen here... If interested, let me know and I will roll it down for a measurement and price.

Reset the unit by Powering off, Push and hold down the UP Arrow while powering back on (continue to push the UP Arrow for 5 seconds after powering back on). Hit enter when prompted and try again.

Glad to help Marc. Your order shipped out and you should get tracking number via email.

No. Open the front cover, wet a lint free cloth with windex and wipe both sides of each mylar strip as well as the metal shelf that is slides back and forth... NOTE: Be careful as most all metal parts on the Roland printers have sharp edges and can cut you pretty quick.

Welcome aboard!

Feel free to call me if you have questions about this.

There is a ribbon cable that is above and behind the gray encoder strip that is probably causing the slapping sound If the encoder strip was causing this noise, it would print very funky! there should be a spring attached to the encoder and the chassis on the left end of the encoder. The wire...

+1 OVA - beat me to it :)

Probably not the encoder strip... maybe the Cut Carriage Cable and 2 mylar guides. The common issue with this part is the mylar guides getting too flexible, or too much ink and metal dust accumulating on the guides and causing it to fold over on itself or wearing. Recommend dealer replacement...

If the waste bottle is bone dry, I would suspect something is up with your pumps... If possible take a few pics and post here.... pics of: test print, captops, pumps