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Very nice work Joe. If I were the OP I'd send you a PM on what it take to hire you.

Hmmm..... I dont think it is a printer issue, unless you have noticed your alignment or nozzle tests printing mirrored. Have you spoken with Onyx directly about this?

Post pictures of both the defected print and the correct one.

If the carriage moves smoothly and the paper feeds and pulls normally it could be a bad motor throwing an overcurrent error. I would have to take a look at the service error log to determine what the problem is. Time for a service call, unless you feel up to cracking open the machine.

Maybe a version of what this company offers is the answer. BTW I dont know these folks, just an example: http://www.enduring-images.com/Custom-Tile-and-Tile-Murals

Do you have a service manual for your machine? The only other thing would be to take the platen and heater covers off, then trace the wiring to find the fuse (may be right under the cover).

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I use it with the HP L25500 for some sticker jobs and it works well. I'm not a fan of the profiling engine they have though.

The only time I have had image reversal issues is when I built a profile and the lookup table (final set of swatches) was corrupted. This caused a major reversal and looks like a weird negative image in some places. Has anyone has been fooling around with your profiles?

+1 and remove any strings or debris from the caps and printhead. I have seen a "wicking effect" drain all of the ink from a line.

I would suspect the power supply unit. Check the power output with a volt meter.

I think I remember fuses under the platen on that model, you might check to see if you just have a blown fuse.

After what I have seen with the green and orange inks clogging, I think that 6 hs interval might be a good idea.

If you are wondering if you have image quality problems and dont know if the problem is hardware or software follow these steps: 1. Print tests directly from the L25500 firmware, if they print with no artifact then you can rule out the printer. 2. Print the Onyx test files out of the...

He He... I like that one.

Just checking in on any US based installs of the Sepiax. Hows it going so far?

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I agree with Jill. Nice execution on the fence pickets though!

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I have had tape come off inside the machine with no problems, but if it gets lodged in the roller slot it can be a pain to dig out. Best to eye those rolls when they are down to the last few feet and unwind the last manually to check for tape.