Roland LEF2-300 parts website?

[Tatonka]

Does anyone have a good site to order parts in the US for LEF2-300 printers? Ours is having an intermittent loss of white and we haven't been able to get decent service for months so I'm going to start throwing parts at it if I can find a place to order them.

 

[Novadon]

You can obtain parts right from Roland! I have Refresher Sheets on the way as we speak.

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For ink, I like:

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They can get SOME Roland parts as well.

This should help you. Googled this:

Download Roland VersaUV LEF2-300 Service Notes | ManualsLib

www.manualslib.com

 

[Novadon]

Parts here too:

Parts for Roland LEF Printers from Ordway Sign Supply - (800) 967-3929

www.signsupply.com

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[Tatonka]

hopefully I have it fixed, there was air in the dampers. Crappy design to have both dampers for white connected together.

 

[everonward]

Tatonka, how did you fix your issue? Did you find a good website or YouTube video you could pass along?

Cheers

 

[Tatonka]

Tatonka, how did you fix your issue? Did you find a good website or YouTube video you could pass along?

Cheers

ha, after that post, it quit again in February and I stopped using it at all until a month ago. Now it seems to be kind of working again, but I haven't had time to deal with it much. We found a dealer kind of close that's willing to help, but we basically have to prove to him that it's a piece of garbage, and naturally I haven't been able to replicate the issue in the couple of weeks I worked on it.

 

[everonward]

So we ended up ordering the parts from our local rep as we know they will be OEM and not some knock off. Our local rep was on site for a warranty job (suction blower was SUPER loud) and he ended up replacing the cap and our white is back up and running. Not a hard repair, just make sure you've got a syringe to draw white through the lines and then conduct a recirculation to get all the air out of the lines.