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Has anyone got the code to get into the service mode on the vs series of printers with firmware 4.20 . it says service mode protected. I need the key sequence to unlock service mode please.
not using whites or metallics. just cmyk-lc-lm i checked the drain lines they are clear also the captop in not flooded. Thanks for the suggestion :banghead:
ok so far i have tried:
1 firmware update (no change)
2 overnight head soak (some improvement then back to square one after short print run)
3 checked ribbon cables (ok)
now considering new captop from digiprint supplies all thought current captop looks mint. any one used the generic...
how would i tell? I am waiting for a kind person to send me a service manual so i would know how to remove the damper for inspection without damaging anything.
Thank you for pointing that out. i was aware that it would be closest to the front left when i looked, i used a microscope camera. Looks as clean as a whistle.
did a full firware update today and no change in the nosle pattern. after i did the overnight head soak there was an improvment in the test print then after i did a short print job i just thought i would check the nosle patern and im back to square one :banghead:
thanks for all your ideas. i am trying the overnight head soak. I have clamped the captop pipes and filled the captop to the brim with cleaning fluid and manualy parked the heads with power left off. Will see how things are in the morning.
ok thanks i will try the ribbon cable thing tomorrow i always clean the cap station and have tried manual clean again today. could this be a blocked head ?
really appreciate all your help as i cannot afford a tec guy does anyone have a service manual for the vs640?
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