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Cut Carriage Cable, Cut Carriage board, Pinch Roller Sensor... could be any of these My 2 cents, replace the cut carriage cable and 2 mylar guides.

What are your heater settings? What brand and series of vinyl? Could be the liner is too thin for the heater settings you are using.

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Just received word from APD that the AE-70 motors are not the same as the AE-60E, AE-75E, and other Express or the newer Extreme Series. The AE-70 motor is no longer stocked. I am awaiting lead time response now. The mainboards on these units are bit pricey at $875.

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I have located the encoder for the Elite and Extreme models but nothing for the original AE-70 series. More than likely, the encoder for the Elite series will work on your Express model. If so, the cost is $146 plus shipping. The entire motor assembly is $230 plus or minus. Compatibility...

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If straight lines are crooked, the likelyhood of the cuthead carriage being loose is very high. Relatively easy to fix and fairly common on Graphtecs with a bit of age on them. PM and I will supply you with my phone number to help you out.

Make sure nothing is checked in the Print Options dialog

Update to Flexi 8.6v2... You should be able to update via the Flexi with its Check for Updates option... the update is about 38-39 MB I think.

Download the firmware zip from the following... it includes a PDF doc on what steps to follow. http://www.graphtecamerica.com/firmware_cuttingplotters/FC7000MK2/FC7000Mk2v380.zip

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Go to MENU>AREA PARAMETERS>ORIGIN> SET TO LOWER LEFT. PROBABLY SET TO CENTER

Seeing as other materials print fine, I would suspect static as well. Overspray

Try changing the COMMAND to GPGL mode. Pause>Next>COMMAND>GPGL>ENTER

Have you attempted to use the CE3000 driver within Flexi 7? PM me with your phone / email and I will try to help.

Last I recall, you will need 2 cleaning carts and perform a 'Head Wash' Caution: you can not cancel this process, once you start, follow the process to completion If you are having drop out, it is very possible your captop or damper(s) needs to be replaced.

All Roland printers with heat should be using the Max inkset. Roland offered 3 inksets that were "eco solvent" but each have specific uses. SOL - Original SOlvnet ink - required treated media Eco-Sol - Second Generation - required heat to cure - non treated media Eco-Sol Max - Current...

Does the Nozzle Test look good? What head height setting? What media and profile? What software RIP being used?

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