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just ordered, thanks!

I bought my Mutoh JR from SW 4 years ago, and when I'm ready for that 48", I'll go right back to SW. I've always had good support from them.

Welcome from South Jersey. I have an older Mutoh Rockhopper and a Graphtec cutter, so if there's anything I can do to help, just ask.

I started out the same way. Decals for my own radio control cars. Moving into banners for other racers, started doing T shirts, then sublimation, then buying a large format printer, etc. Now I'm looking at retiring from my regular "day" job, and continuing this part-time. It is a lot of fun...

Rick, I signed up on your online page the day you set it up, but you don't show me as registered. Count me in for at least Sat.

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I'll be there in my van camper.

And if you didn't power down properly, you may have blown the head fuses. A search for "head fuses" will help you out there.

bump for the week. Only a month away. Looking forward to it.

I'll be there. Just registered.

Use a volt-ohmmeter, or a test light. Make sure the power is off, and the plug disconnected. Measuring across the resistors, you should have no resistance reading. With the test light, the light should go on. If you've never used either, use Google to search for testing for open circuits.

before removing and replacing the fuses, at least run a simple continuity test to see if they are really blown out.

There is a "Filling" option from the control panel. If you don't have a maintenance manual, PM me for one.

Give a man enough rope, and he'll hang himself. :thumb:

http://www.ehow.com/how_4700738_type-cent-symbol-computer.html

No, it's on the main board that's located down below. It's located in a black box. You undo 3 screws from the front, then the box will drop down hinge-like. Then inside there is a cover you need an allen head wrench to unscrew 3 more screws. Remove the cover and you'll see the motherboard.

Yep, two little squares less than 3/16". Labelled F1 and F2. On the motherboard, toward left side and back. I believe F2 (the one on the left) is the black head. But yes, check with a meter to see if they are blown. But first, turn off power, unplug cord, turn power switch on for 5 min...

I do work for Fire and Police unions down here in South Jersey all the time; most don't even care if the items are made in the USA or not, or at least they don't ask. Bottom line: cost.

Why not just use cut vinyl for the white stripes, and leave the navy as the body color?