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Wow, with all this good info I might go back. Very informative thread. Thanks m giese

That machine has 2 DX5 heads, I wonder if it was all the carts or just half?

Watch out for the canals on the cape. They are LOADED with gators :munchie:

Let us know what happened. Good that you are under warranty, hopefully you will not be down long.

that sucks. I have seen this before in a couple of Mutoh printers, but not in the GS6000. Whats your warranty status? Who is your dealer?

Is your machine still under manufacturer warranty? If not the I can recommend a few good independent techs.

Onyx PH, FlexiSign Pro and Profilemaker 5

Ok now you are doomed! :covereyes:

Encoders will yield this kind of anomaly, but so will other board failures in the seiko cp. The carriage has a lot of travel, the head cables get a lot of wear. Inspect these for wear spots, especially the edges. Just like you eat an elephant... one bite at a time.

I believe "practical" has been edited out of the dictionary in Dubai

I did.... have a nice day.

Squeegee, have you looked into how much a battery bank would cost for your setup? (helps in case of hurricane type month long grid outages)

you do know there is a NHB version of this thread? please go there to post your "opinion".

Nice :thumb: I can think of a few uses for barcoding product as well.

Artbot thanks for the updates!

1.21 gigawatts? 1.21 gigawatts? Great Scott!

No, no, no, no, no. This JV3 is electrical. But I need a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity I need.

Are you telling me that this Mimaki is nuclear?

What are the specs on the laminate you are using? What model laminator?

:( sorry to hear.