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Welcome to the group. I had relatives in Paw Paw, Il.

Check this out. PMG Contributing Member Mutoh Falcon Outdoor Jr 38" and Daige Quick Mount 4-38" Diage Quick Mount 4 38" and Eco-Solvent ink Mutoh Falcon Outdoor Jr 38 manufactured 2006 only has 2nd set of inks running threw it and has new print heads installed by CAL graph and has been...

I would think any Graphtec dealer could get these. I believe they are pricey.

Thanks Bob, another mystery solved. I learned something today.

What RIP are you using? Ciberprint is worth looking into. www.cibercat.com Future RIP could be a solution. I know you can download demos of each program.

If you just got it and they washed the heads (a good thing) before they sold it you would need to do an ink fill. When you do this make sure the ink cartridges have about the same amount in each. Do so by gently shaking them. Keep us posted.

Arlon wrap kit pros & cons.......PRO! This is good material and at a reasonable cost. I use the Xscape for auto work. It prints nice.

That is the default with Mutoh. Use 36" material is about the only way you will print wider than 29".

I have talked with them and they are serious about promoting their programs. I am glad you are here and will look forward to your forum at your site. These are some pretty good programs. The Ciberprint is a full featured RIP and has many options not found in other. The contour cut has many...

Wow, it's nice to learn something new. Thanks for the tip.

I make the fade (gradient) and convert it to a RGB bitmap and then Power Clip it into the vector. I do this in CorelX3 and it works very everytime. Idea Design;442370]I've often found it better to rasterize a gradient fill when printing. That's advice I got from this board and it seems that...

The Prism Jet is the same printer but labeled from Sign Warehouse. I would soak the print head and than do a cleaning. Make a test file with solid blocks of color so each print clean ink. I have one with c,m,y,k,r,g,b, and a grayscale and a bitmap woodgrain pattern. This covers the need.

Yes.

Once the cap assembly/pump is out of the printer, can I safely wipe down the print head with a lint free rag, loaded with 91% alcohol? (lightly) Or will I mess up nozzles by doing this? Would I be better off soaking a rag with cleaning fluid, putting on top of cap assembly and parking head...

Do yourself a cool unique one. Wrap the cover.....with your stuff.

You could do a head wash on the color print head only and if that works then do a CMY fill. This will clean the entire color system.

You are on the right track. www.cmykparts.com is a source for parts. They sell a refurbish kit for $750 that includes most everything you would need. Victor will send a CD with the repair manual with the kit. I would soak the print heads 10 to 15 minutes and then do a cleaning. It could be you...

Yes they do. I use a down force for intermediate of 18, cast 16, with a laminate 23. 45degree blade. The blade is out enough to feel it. Do a "test" to adjust the blade depth.

Generally a cleaning will fix that. I think environmental conditions have caused stranger results. I keep the temp and humidity in the print room in the normal range on our gauge. I would clean the cap station and the head and do a normal cleaning to start.

Bring it into Corel Draw (import) and send it as CDR file.