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Are you a service engineer? If not, the user manual is for you.

Could you make a photo and publish it anywhere?

Rubber bumpers should be between at the top of the gantry, under the carriage, near the Z-axis motor screws. If you want to lower the carriage manually, remove the carriage cover and manually rotate the screw in each Z-axis motor. No more than half of the turn at each side, than half on the...

Do you have flush in pouches (like inks)? Or in the external container? If it's the container, you will need flushing kits, which should be connected to the machine instead of ink pouches. You have to secure the carriage to the gantry (you should have the special plate to do this). Gantry should...

Acuity 2545 still has a support from Fuji, so they should provide all parts. Digiprint Supplies also have a lot of them. But be aware, that now it's the oldest model still supported, so it will be probably the first one without official support.

Look at the Digiprint Supplies.

Acuity 2545 is a quite old version, but (when serviced properly) still can do the job. It's not fast maybe, but printing quality still can be good, just good calibration must be done by someone, who knows the machine. Do you have a chance to verify, how this machine prints? How does the nozzle...

Both gantry and carriage stopped with errors - gantry log says, that it may be problem with over current or voltage, carriage log says, that it may be a lost connection. Did you check the brushes on both motors? The problem seems so awkward, that I would say it could be also the Firewire cable...

Mechanism, which stops the carriage (and everything else - motors, pumps etc.) when you block the carriage is a part of the security system - any obstacles for carriage or gantry movement may be dangerous for the machine or operator, that's why when you touch the security cover around the...

One file is missing in the log zip archive - eventlog.db3. But files shows that there is a problem with the carriage motor. First of all - check motor brushes. The printer is (I guess) quite old, so brushes may require a replacement. Ideally, you could also replace the whole motor, but...

Ask your local Fuji ink reseller for the MSDS cards, you should get all the information about safety. Nitryle gloves are required to secure your skin, as the latex doesn't block the chemistry from the inks. Gravity ventilation is ok, especially when the room is so high. If any of the pins are...

One more thing, very important - remember that you need to control pressures in the ink system very often (once per day in the beginning). Positive pressure is not a problem (because it's applied to the heads only during the purge), but negative pressure is a crucial point - if it's not deep...

The same PT330 motherboard was used in 360GT, 360XT, 550GT and 550XT models. Maybe try to find companies, which refurbishes used printer, maybe you will find used board.

It depends, what you want to print with this printer - remember it's a r2r machine and tables for rigid sheets/plates doesn't make it flatbed. It's good to print onto PVC, plastic boards etc., but forget about glass or other heavy substrates. Printheads are very good (Spectra) and with good care...

No way. Inks for LED1600 has 12 months of shelf life, production date should be printed on the label. The expiration date is written on the chip, but it should be similar to the one printed on the label, so it's very easy to verify all pouches without unpacking (label in also on the cardboard...

What about the ink itself? You can't change the production date of the ink, so when it is more than a year old, it may be dangerous for the heads. Do you want to risk? One pouch of each colour per year seems not too much to pay.

Currently available models have up to 8 channels - 12xx and 22xx. Arizona 365 has 4 or 5 like Pauly wrote.

You may buy Arizona 12xx/22xx with CMYK only, additional white, doubled M and C channels or Lc Lm. The machine has up to 8 channels, a configuration is your choice.

Having a SDS key is at least 50% of the success. Greg, how you did the calibrations? For all Arizonas special software is required. Older machines (like 350 for example) can print without software calibrations, it's just a matter of precision of the mechanical calibrations. With 4XX versions...

XT version is much more complicated than small versions (like 350 or 550), so if you want to move it, you will need: - some support parts to remove a gantry from the table and build a "tower" with an e-box - if you want to move the machine onto a long distance, crates would be good to have...