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Damn lines

msenjur

New Member
Hello!

why does that come, out of nowhere (look in horizontal line where "TOTAL" ends)??! Temperature was 32 (rear) and 27 (front), profile matte monomeric, inks were ok, it just start printing darker cyan.
So, it print that part 'till end, and then i was printing next part, and after around 30cm of print, the same line come again.
 

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rambo555

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I wonder if it might be the actual image. Can you take the image and bring it into Photoshop? If so, use the magic wand and click it over the cyan color. Set the tolerance to something low. If it selects the whole thing, then I would make the assumption the color is the same.
 

msenjur

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why would color not be the same??? in corel draw it is one object colored cyan!

I have tryed again, but it is still the same!
 

msenjur

New Member
no... it cant be contamination, becouse i have tried print it again, and the lines come up on same place! heaters are now 45 and 41 celsium!
Just check it in photoshop, colour is the same on whole surface! and wand tool also select everything - tolerance set to 10!

it has to do something with "total". new colors are active, or something like that... i dont know! i will try to print it rotated...
 

907customs

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you could also try rotating the image upside down, or sideways to see if the line is printed in the same place on the graphic, this would tell you that it is the graphic, and not the printer.
 
I would try printing it without the logo in the middle the word and the round logo thing. See if you still get the line. If you do it has to be something with the rip profile changing the color for some reason once it gets to where the logo is.
 
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