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It's being raised by compressed air and if it is stuck mechanically, you need to check the valve responsible for that pin. All pins are connected with the valves with the tubing, so open the ink bay cover and trace the proper tubing to find which valve should move the problematic pin. Maybe the...

RMO is powered by the 24V power supply straight from the AC Breakout. This is one of two connections (the other one is data transfer), so if you don't have the power at all, check the fuse in the AC Breakout first (fuse F6 rated 6.3 A with connector P516 is responsible for RMO), then check the...

Do you have the connection between the printer and the RMO? Do you have the power in the RMO?

You may also filter some pigment from the ink (depending on the pigment's size), so the colour will be weaker.

First of all - is the problem similar in each print mode? Maybe you should check tests hidden in the service #ADJUST/PRNadjust2 menu. I'm not a Mimaki specialist, but for me it looks like a calibration problem (and not necessarily hardware calibration, maybe just the print calibration for...

When did you check the head calibrations for the last time? Maybe this file is not good to judge this, but seems that you have something wrong with the colour-2-colour calibration, could you check this?

Probably the relay will be broken (stuck in on position).

If you have Arizona, don't use the Sericol profiles - Sericol doesn't use Onyx at all, so they don't have profiles for this RIP. Ask local Canon wide-format dealer or contact Canon service for your area. Sericol (as I know) uses ColorGate or Caldera with their version (Acuity), so they could...

Seems that your printer has a problem with internal communication. RFID board initialization is the first step of the printer initialization process after the restart and your board fails this test. It's difficult to diagnose this problem remotely, but if you could generate the log and send me...

Check in the MSDS card, there's a section about waste disposal. You'll find information there - usually ink containers are treated as uncured ink and should be utilised by a special company.

Do you have 6 or 8 channels installed in the machine? If you have 8, but only 6 are used now, you may add white and varnish or double white (but NOT double varnish). When you connect the varnish pouch to the proper channel, the conversion wizard should be started - it will tell you, whether the...

So if you are sure that the board is broken, then replace it.

So maybe try to ask Fuji support somewhere else near your country, where more machines were installed?

What about the Fujifilm support itself?

Fujifilm Acuity Ultra 3.2m wide. Small drop size, good printing quality.

The only two flushing liquids approved by Canon/Oce are their flush solution and IPA. Any other may affect the head (acetone may be produced from IPA, but IPA is safer for usage, as acetone may damage some plastics).

Resting on the ISO overnight is pointless, it will evaporate after 15 minutes and dry pad may damage the head. I wouldn't risk usage of NMP - it may be dangerous for the head itself (for the seal under the nozzle plate). Without the SDS key, you won't set the parameters of the new head, so...

For the wide-format photo printing, Fujifilm Acuity LED1600 would be nice, but it's the LED UV machine, so may not be the best option for car/vehicle wrappings.

Onset X3 HS? For sure more than 1 million $. But the printing quality... If you want anything cheaper, ask local Fujifilm dealer, if the Acuity F67 is available. 150sqm/h, proven construction.

Onset X3 HS - 283 beds per hour, more than 1400 sqm/h. I hope it's enough...