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Need help w/ roland sp300v printing (pics inside)
- Thread starter SpazSigns
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Still having this issue, tech was not much help at all.
I've replaced the linear strip,the linear sensor & the board that the cables & print heads run into.
Still getting the same print, if i use "high quality" it helps quite a bit but not perfect..
Any other suggestions?
I've replaced the linear strip,the linear sensor & the board that the cables & print heads run into.
Still getting the same print, if i use "high quality" it helps quite a bit but not perfect..
Any other suggestions?
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Team Valhalla
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Just for grins and giggles, try running another print job.... but wipe down the material with rubbing alcohol before running it.
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mpn
New Member
http://www.amazon.com/Amstat-Anti-Static-Tinsel-AM10101-Copper/dp/B00C0VN9GY
first link on google, but a sheet fed printing supply house should have it
first link on google, but a sheet fed printing supply house should have it
Team Valhalla
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On page 1 of this thread... http://stopstatic.com/solutions/static-in-wide-format-printing/
Also here... http://www.signs101.com/forums/show...uminum-through-laminator&highlight=antistatic
Did you try the rubbing alcohol?
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Also here... http://www.signs101.com/forums/show...uminum-through-laminator&highlight=antistatic
Did you try the rubbing alcohol?
SP
Team Valhalla
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Hope it works for ya!
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Kentucky Wraps
Kentucky Wraps
It's not the dampers. All of your prints look like they are slightly banding from what I see...so do a high quality print.
On the black overspray, I'm with the folks who thinks it's static.
On the black overspray, I'm with the folks who thinks it's static.
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Kentucky Wraps
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yeah, high quality got rid of the banding...but the overspray is still there as that is probably from static.
Team Valhalla
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Sorry the alcohol didn't work for you.
What's the humidity reading of the room your printer is in?
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What's the humidity reading of the room your printer is in?
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46-48
Clogged dampers can cause banding. It did in mine. As well as static. I got new dampers, no banding, no static.
I am not saying it is the case here, but it might be.
Another clue is at regular speed, banding. High quality, no banding. Mine the damper wouldn't let enough ink pass through so I got banding at standard. High quality slowed it down, so the damper could keep up to the ink flow.
What about the fill test? Be useful to know if all channels are behaving the same. I'd also double check the heads for lint. I've run into problems where it took 3 manual cleans to find a piece of fuzz hanging off. It's dark down there and you're looking for things that don't reflect a lot of light.
Not sure how to do that, if ya let me know i'd be happy to give that a try
In the service menu there's probably a line for test pattern (or something similar). Inside that will be fill test. I'm not sure what the rules are for telling people how to get into service mode so you might be on your own there. If that's a problem then just create a file with four 2"x50" strips of 100% each CMYK and send that. The service mode fill test is preferable since it's generated from the firmware thus removing the software from the equation, but in this case that should still tell you something.
Schraubfix
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This test is really good, you see on the right and left edge, whitch colors have an overspray. In the most cases the printhead
with this color has reached the and of life!
with this color has reached the and of life!