Search results

I'd remove rear cover on the ink cart side, disconnect the lines from all inputs/outputs then do the same again on other side of machine, then push cleaning fluid through them gently with a syringe. I personally wouldn't power the machine on until it has had a full service and solid cleaning...

I had this issue, for me it was the ribbon cables to print head, it then happened a few months later and this didn't fix the issue again. It was the cables from the main board to carriage board that had a fault this time. I found the issue to be damaged wires on the bend before the cables...

Check the encoder is still inside the sensors channel, then check the voltage on the sensor. I installed a new sensor recently but neglected to adjust the voltage so I was not picking up registration marks. ‍♂️

haha, its the only way to learn. I bet you went through 100 other possibilities before you noticed two o-rings :P. Dampers are new, captops are seating correctly as it has the same resistance as always when I use a syringe. I replaced the M/Y Head Cables and the problem seems to have been...

Have you printed the chart on your own printer, and the same media being used for the job?

Head Cable - I had this issue, replacement of the head cable sorted it.

Hey Guys, I've got an intermittant problem where the ink head appears to 'starve' of ink and start printing nothing. It corrects if I run a head clean or pull ink through once the captops are in place. Started on the black/cyan head originally, new head cables seemed to have fixed that. But...

No, there is no resistance when the power is off. I've ordered in a new scan motor, and will try that before I change the board. Fingers crossed the motor is the issue

Hi Guys, Today my SP-540v stopped during a print, and read "Motor Error 0010 0010" - I powered down and back on and it started printing OK, but occurred again at the same position - I'm pretty sure my scan motor is toast. It's jittery and since it has slammed the cut carriage into the head...

Solventinkjet - Any ideas here bud?

Hi Guys, I'm suffering from these faint black horizontal lines when using crop marks, or any test prints within the printers menu; ie: print cut test, print test, bi-direction test print, etc, etc. The printer is a Roland SP-540v, it has been serviced recently, the cut carriage cable has been...

Just in case anyone else wants to upgrade and do it themselves; You need to change the 8th bit on the 12th page to a 1. There was a noticeable reduction in the ink pumped through to the waste bottle once this was done.

I've had this happen before too, I had a scheduled service the following week. So to quickly fix, what I did was pull the contaminated damper from the head and gently draw fresh ink through it using a syringe. Then I printed a solid 100% cyan 60mm X 60mm cube until the head itself cleaned up...

I received the conversion kit this morning, it doesn't come with instructions or a manual. I've reached out to the supplier but with different time zones there may be a bit of a wait. If anyone has either handy or is able to advise what needs to be changed in the service menu it'd be awesome...

OLD: NEW:

Thanks Mate, I've not received any of the parts yet, so it will most likely have instructions with it. I do know you're supposed to change the 12th 0 to a 1 or something along those lines.

Hi All, I've ordered all the parts to convert my SP-540V from the old style ink pump to the new one. I'd like to know if anyone has access to the manual, or can give directions on what needs to be changed in the settings to slow the pump once converted. Thanks, John

Thanks guys! I have my feelers out trying to secure a SP-540v. I will definitely be getting a HP Latex printer though, as soon as I see one pop up For Sale, I will get it. Thanks again.

Thanks for all the replies guys! Thanks Kanini, I really want a Printer and separate cutter to continue printing whilst laminating, the de/out gassing of the ecosolvent used to hold up production when doing so, and the instant drying times of the Latex look impressive. My next question was...

Hey All, its been some time since I've been on these boards, I need to get my Paid Sub back :p. Ok, so I am just now getting back into business for myself after a 2 year hiatus (Travel, Life, Etc.) I sold all my equipment previously which consisted of a Roland SP-540v & a GX-24 - This time I'm...