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My Versacamm SP300 will not power on ? ? ?
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phototec
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This sounds dumb, but have you checked the BREAKER powering the circuit for the printer?
Remove the AC cord from the printer and check for voltage at the printer end (connector) with multi-meter to make sure power is getting to the printer.
If power is coming to the printer, you may have blown a fuse in the printer:
Download the service manual and check out the fuses:
http://www.4shared.com/office/GIQBzh4d/roland_versacamm_sp_300_sp_300.html
CENTERVILLE SIGNS
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I did call a tech wise guy
you are supposed to help people on this site
you are supposed to help people on this site
J Hill Designs
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help us help you by actually posting information - things you have tried, etc.
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doesnt help.
We are all willing to help, but posting six threads about the exact same printer in the same week is a bit tiresome. There's solutions going in every direction. Posting a bunch of threads is not going to get you anymore attention.
When your printer is having this many issues back to back to back, I'd say it's time to get off the keyboard and have a roland tech stop in and fix it. Sounds electrical to me.
When your printer is having this many issues back to back to back, I'd say it's time to get off the keyboard and have a roland tech stop in and fix it. Sounds electrical to me.
You never tell us anything about your issues.
What is your experience with digital printing? Is this your first printer and you bought it used with no training?
You have to tell us systematically about all your steps before, up to, and after your issue. Pictures are really important.
But with the number of problems you have been having, I would suspect many of them are of your own doing.
Get a Roland tech in, but watch out they don't just start replacing parts that might not need replacing. Get references
from the company so you can call sign businesses that they currently service to see if the guy they are sending is good or
not. Find out the guy, because in a company they can vary in their abilities and professionalism.
Good luck.
What is your experience with digital printing? Is this your first printer and you bought it used with no training?
You have to tell us systematically about all your steps before, up to, and after your issue. Pictures are really important.
But with the number of problems you have been having, I would suspect many of them are of your own doing.
Get a Roland tech in, but watch out they don't just start replacing parts that might not need replacing. Get references
from the company so you can call sign businesses that they currently service to see if the guy they are sending is good or
not. Find out the guy, because in a company they can vary in their abilities and professionalism.
Good luck.
Have you been doing manual cleanings?
Do you have Roland inks and consumables?
Have you changed the caps, wipers?
Have you ever touched the bottom of the head?
Has the head ever jammed on material (head strike)?
Have you changed any parts on or around the heads?
Do you have experience with printers?
Do you have Roland inks and consumables?
Have you changed the caps, wipers?
Have you ever touched the bottom of the head?
Has the head ever jammed on material (head strike)?
Have you changed any parts on or around the heads?
Do you have experience with printers?
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