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VersaCamm SP- 300 Print Head

Terryb62

New Member
HI All ! ....Newbie from Boston.

Having some issues with my Roland VersaCamm sp 300v , changed a print head maifold and now the yellow and magenta head is not printing, is there a test to do to see if the head failed . Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks TerryB
 

GTSTech_1

New Member
Test the fuse (F3 i think) on the mainboard. If the fuse is bad then no signal is being sent to the head, chances are the head has a short and is blowing the fuse.

My .02

GTSTech_1
 

tommyjorgensen

New Member
Hello,

I have one with the exact same problem, Where can I get the fuse? I allready have a new printhead installed but it just wont fire. Does anybody knows how to test a printhead to find out if it has a short without installing it?

Thanks.
 

dirtracer23

New Member
Dont think it can be done ( testing head ), I just had the problem with a bad head and burned up two main boards, before I changed the head and now seams fine. I have a SP-540V and the printhead fuses are on the bottom right hand side of the main board two white little fuses side by side and underneath two flat cables that plug into the board. I tested the fuses with a 110v tester, touch the top of both fuses and if one doesnt have voltage, its blown. mac media in chester NY was a great help and repaired the boards for me.
 

GSGservice

New Member
Use an Ohms meter and check F3 on the main board for continuity. If it's open it's blown. But even simplier is to use a syringe to pull some ink (with the heads capped) from the cap top line (where it connects into the pump) into a syringe. If you can pull in ink it most likely is the fuse. However if you changed the manifold you might not have gotten the gasket inside lined up to seal properly or you may have cracked the manifold when you put the dampers on there. Did you precharge the dampers with ink?
 
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