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Half & Half

copythat

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Has anyone ever had a situation, when your printing the full 48" and it prints lighter for the first 24" and darker for the next. Check out sample!

This was printed on perf & banner. Stands out more on perf.


Any help will be nice...

TIA


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J Hill Designs

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thats odd.

might be a kink etc in the cables that run along the belt from MB to head, only getting kinked once carriage is halfway out?
 
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spmracing

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That looks like a 1204 so it should be only one head... I would check with the ink tubes
 

Gino

Premium Subscriber
Is it dry completely across ??

Could it be the heater isn't working on one half or are all of your other medias working fine ??
 

copythat

New Member
Same

Is it dry completely across ??

Could it be the heater isn't working on one half or are all of your other medias working fine ??

tried it on banner and bars looked better, but if still lighter than last half of print.
 

Solventinkjet

DIY Printer Fixing Guide
It looks electrical. Check your head cables and slider cables for damage, kinks, corrosion on the connectors, bent leads and ink splatter. I doubt it is the head but there could be a deeper electrical problem happening farther in the machine such as the main board or slider board.
 

copythat

New Member
Thanks for your replys

It all turns out to be the cad5 wire was bad. Replaced it and printing in process.

This forum is ridiculous...

As always, thanks for all the help


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copythat

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J Hills

thats odd.

might be a kink etc in the cables that run along the belt from MB to head, only getting kinked once carriage is halfway out?

You rock:rock-n-roll: Looked for kinks starting with wire going to machine & found problem right away!
 
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