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How do you check the power board? We discussed this breifly, I don't think he knew how to check that? Is there someplace on the board to take a reading with a meter?

Manufacturing History There is a great writeup on the history of manufacturing at http://www.strategosinc.com/just_in_time.htm. In the early 1970s about 80% of the machine tools used in the world came from US. In 1985, about 11%. Now we have accountants and finance guys running manufacturing...

Try Ebay I cut a bunch of SoJar, which is a thin film for heat transfer that they sell here in the USA. I use the 60 degree cutters on my SC-545 and they work much better than the 45s. I was able to buy them from a guy on Ebay, they were Carbide and I have been fairly pleased, as the guy...

We had a bad thunderstorm go through NW Arkansas about 20 days ago. We were shutting down and unplugging equipment, not fast enought I guess. Two heads, Magenta and Cyan (group A) quit. I finally determined with some help from Signs 101 that fuse F4 on the head board was blown. A Roland...

No wires burned thanks for the respone. I had as service tech in yesterday. He took the board out and soldered in a new fuse. I did the same this morning and I checked top and bottom both. I can not find any burnt wires. I started machine up without the six ribbon cables being plugged in...

I have an SC-545 that went down during a T-storm about 10 days ago. Thanks to Kev41, I found that one of the three fuses on the head board is blown. I was able to get some of these sent in. Roland has a great Service Bulletin on Roland Passport that deals with Drop Out Troubleshooting...