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Yes, that's all Later you'll have to check if there is some air in the ink circuit but most time 2-3 powerful cleaning sort this out

If you could post a TestPrint image that'd help a lot. You can check if you have some air inside black ink circuit, if yes you have to extract it (powerful cleaning or with a syringe at the black-cyan cap top)

When working with flexi RIP too much ink is a very usual problem. If you want to work with that RIP you should contact with your local dealer in order to get an ICC profile for your RIP/Printer (could have some cost tho)

For most job unlaminated with a D50 light source, then try to get the more transparent laminated you can buy

I'll do, sorry but I think the life of your head is over. I've seen hundreds of DX4 and when it's so deflected and with that shiny areas is really difficult to recover. Only way I could did, sometimes, is with a profesional cleaner, making some reverse cleaning cycles over the head. But...

Do you print always with the same settings?? I mean if you try to print at high speed then at high quality you could check if there is a damper problem (maybe its broken and is not able to give all the ink the printhead needs) Printing full color squares (Red, Cyan, Magenta, Black...) could...

Did yo do the print & cut and the cut adjust to your SP??? If don't it could be the problem, for doing these operation see you SP manual (you can download at roland oficial site)

Hello, Banding'd be due to a lot of factors: 1.- Printer & settings -> for instance in a Roland you have to set up your plotter calibration advance or you could get white or black banding 2.- Manteinance -> even whith a right set up of your machine if there is some dirt at the bottom/sides...