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I'm going through the same issue with my JV3-160sp. I replaced slider board and the stripe happened. I then unplugged from wall and unhooked all strips going into slider board and the heads then hooked everything back up. Now there is not stripe happening but my yellow is nowhere to be seen on...

Update I unhooked all ribbons from slider board and heads. Re-hooked ribbons and ran test draw. Test draw came back with black, magenta, cyan but no yellow (see photo). Ran a short print and some light black lines showed up in the middle of the print but not on sides.

I get the attached photo color ink band when I do a test draw on my Mimaki JV3-160p. Anyone have any ideas?

Sorry if this is not the right way to do this (I'm a new member so don't want to offend anyone) but I'm in the market for a Mimaki JV3 160SP Slider Board and was wondering if anyone would like to part with one or knows of someone/business that sells it. I've looked on internet but haven't found...

is there a normal temp range reading that it should be?

Here is what my guys came back with: Yellow Head Ribbon Switch: Test draw showed NO yellow on either half K/C Head Ribbon Switch: Please see print photo below.

Our ink is solvent. We changed the heads originally because they were clogged and had numerous head strikes after many years of continued use. We changed out the head ribbons recently and don't look scorched. I'll have our guys try out suggestions and list the results. Thanks!

We've been having a number of issues with our JV3 after replacing heads. We've also replaced the pumps, dampers and capping station. We're at a loss as to what to do. When we replaced the heads it ran fine for a while but the color was off. The new yellow head ran with both sections for a while...

The reason for the change was to improve quality of print. Our sales team had become dissatisfied with the quality and ownership wanted to get some more years out of it. The existing print heads had not been changed and were damaged over the years. Our dealer said since the machine was...

You could probably make a wood frame like a 2" x 4". Paint some PVC the green color then apply white vinyl graphics. The use some construction glue to adhere the PVC to the wood frame.

1.) Our printing dept has replaced a number of parts on our JV3-160SP and now have replaced the heads. On the test draws they are getting both sides except on the yellow head. Ink seems to be getting through the lines and filling up dampers. They have tried nozzle washes, etc. with no luck so...