when i print got fault Fujifilm Acuity HD 2504 | Please Help Me

[Anony007]

since yesterday we found out how to use our server pc for colorgate,
the settings is as good by the previous owner,

Only now we tried to print a .jpg and .eps photo yesterday, only we got this image, see image,

the photo is a normal photoas you can expect from a photo , only now we see pink and black stripes everywhere


I hope you can help me I am new in it

device name is Fujifilm Acuity HD 2504

 

[StarSign]

What does your nozzle check look like

 

[Pauly]

Show us your nozzle check.
and print the ship print. see if it does the same issue. - If it does, it's hardware. If it doesn't, something with your file or RIP.

 

[SignMeUpGraphics]

Scary... the black reminds of when I forget to re-open the valve above the heads and ink bleeds out everywhere during print.

 

[Anony007]

Scary... the black reminds of when I forget to re-open the valve above the heads and ink bleeds out everywhere during print.

maybe it could be I took a picture please look at it,

 

[Anony007]

Show us your nozzle check.
and print the ship print. see if it does the same issue. - If it does, it's hardware. If it doesn't, something with your file or RIP.

I wanted to do a nozzle check yesterday, the device prepared a view such as heating ink etc,
but at one point I got an error message from system problem ink heating, but before that it had printed without problem

see the picture i just had

 

[Anony007]

What does your nozzle check look like

yesterday I did not manage to do a nozzle check, when heating the ink I got problem of system problem ink heating,
but before that we managed to do a nozzle check

 

[SignMeUpGraphics]

The valves are in the correct position for print... however is there any ink in the round filters? It looks like there might be some in the blue filter which can cause the inks to bleed all over the prints like your first photo.

 

[SignMeUpGraphics]

yesterday I did not manage to do a nozzle check, when heating the ink I got problem of system problem ink heating,
but before that we managed to do a nozzle check

What temperature is it in your print room/workshop?
We get this problem in winter when <18C. We just press the heater back on and it eventually warms up properly.

How are your coolant levels? Check other side of gantry. There is a level hose which will show you. Needs to be half way at least for proper ink heating.

 

[Anony007]

Pff us shop its verry could we

What temperature is it in your print room/workshop?
We get this problem in winter when <18C. We just press the heater back on and it eventually warms up properly.

How are your coolant levels? Check other side of gantry. There is a level hose which will show you. Needs to be half way at least for proper ink heating.

us shop its verry cold we dont have any heating there i think us shop is probarly -+ 7C degrees celcuis (europian degree) in fahrenheit 44,6 °F
dont have any heating there, its very cold prr,

I have not seen a coolant level, but I probably see a cable in the coolant but where I can watch the level

 

[Anony007]

Ik zal morgen gaan kijken

The valves are in the correct position for print... however is there any ink in the round filters? It looks like there might be some in the blue filter which can cause the inks to bleed all over the prints like your first photo.

I'll check tomorrow if there is any ink on the filters

 

[SignMeUpGraphics]

You can check coolant level here. Should be half way up the tube.

7C temperature should still be okay. You might need to turn on the heaters 2-3 times before it reaches printing temperature. Just watch the control panel carefully and as soon as it stops heating, turn it back on again. On a 10C day here it can take up to one hour to warm up fully.

 

[Anony007]

You can check coolant level here. Should be half way up the tube.

7C temperature should still be okay. You might need to turn on the heaters 2-3 times before it reaches printing temperature. Just watch the control panel carefully and as soon as it stops heating, turn it back on again. On a 10C day here it can take up to one hour to warm up fully.

Thank You realy much sir iam gonna try excacly what you say iam gone put an small heater on it i try it