Hi Guys,
Wondering if someone has had this problem and found a solution. Any help and suggestion is much appreciated.
We run an old Roland VS540 (looking at replacing it, but that's another post!) I would just love to get though the next month or so, so we can figure out what to buy in the meantime.
The problem:
During printing cyan drops out completely. If I'm printing only cyan, I can do about 2 feet before dropping out. (I have attached a file, which shows the print when cyan runs out)
After dropout, the test print shows cyan missing almost completely. No warning or error message at all. Regular and medium clean does not fix it, but 1x powerful clean will and I can print about two feet of cyan again. If I'm not using that much cyan in the file, I can print a lot more.
What have I tried:
There is a brand new cyan ink cartridge installed.
Brand new damper installed.
Almost new captop, print head is about 1 yr old, had no issues with it.
Did a big manual clean.
The printer has been regularly serviced and maintained.
Would anyone have and idea what to try next?
Thanks heaps to everyone
Wondering if someone has had this problem and found a solution. Any help and suggestion is much appreciated.
We run an old Roland VS540 (looking at replacing it, but that's another post!) I would just love to get though the next month or so, so we can figure out what to buy in the meantime.
The problem:
During printing cyan drops out completely. If I'm printing only cyan, I can do about 2 feet before dropping out. (I have attached a file, which shows the print when cyan runs out)
After dropout, the test print shows cyan missing almost completely. No warning or error message at all. Regular and medium clean does not fix it, but 1x powerful clean will and I can print about two feet of cyan again. If I'm not using that much cyan in the file, I can print a lot more.
What have I tried:
There is a brand new cyan ink cartridge installed.
Brand new damper installed.
Almost new captop, print head is about 1 yr old, had no issues with it.
Did a big manual clean.
The printer has been regularly serviced and maintained.
Would anyone have and idea what to try next?
Thanks heaps to everyone