How To Deal With Mutoh 1604 That Have Been Sleep for more that 6 Month

[bakhtra]

Hello all, I really need help right now. I have Mutoh 1604 that have been for more than 6 month. What step that I must take for waking it up. You know that the ink already dyed etc. Please give me solution step by step.
Thank ou for all your help.

 

[ProWraps™]

very easy. hit the button to wake it up. as far as the heads.. thats another thread.

 

[signage]

Go to the bank and get large sum of money!

Call your local Mutoh dealer and schedule a service request!

Wait for service tech!

Ask lotsa question when service tech arrives!

Pay bill!

Make piles of money!:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

 

[Stealth Ryder]

I sure hope you did a Head Wash/Longstore prior to putting that baby to sleep...

 

[jiarby]

replace the head, the dampers, the capping station.... for sure

maybe the sub tanks & valves, ink lines.

that's all!

hope you stole it or got a good deal!

 

[miguelon.lizarraga]

I sure hope you did a Head Wash/Longstore prior to putting that baby to sleep...

Doubtful if he is saying ink dried up.

 

[randya]

First I would have a trained service tech examine the machine.

Short of that:

Step by step:

Determine how bad the problem is.
Turn it on and print.
Any nozzles?
Ink in lines?
Ink in dampers.
Headsoak, headsoak, headsoak.
Any nozzles?
If no:
Pull ink through the lines prior to dampers
Any flow?
If no, get a service tech, you have serious issues.
If yes, replace dampers and head.
Syringe from capping station.
If no flow, replace capping station.

 

[premiercolour]

Not necessary out of water.

We have one brand new mutoh valuejet 1604 using j-star ink for three days( SGIA 2007). It's been sitting there for well over a year without lines flushed. Replaced dampers, capping stations and it prints like new(maybe it was a new 1604) Fire it up; and print nozzle test; post it here and im sure we ought to help you out in according to the nozzle test print.

 

[Stealth Ryder]

Any inks other than OEM, (any out this time) will destroy a perfectly good machine...