Recent content by Brad Gallant

Paper often buckles in latex printers. Mainly due to the heat. Sometimes humidity changes can affect how badly the media buckles. To minimize buckling, create a profile from scratch and use a higher number of passes. Higher number of passes will allow you to use less heat. Adjust the curing...

The main drive roller may have had the end bushing/bearing fall out of the frame. Get a technician take the service station off and look at where the main drive roller meets the frame.

It has been my experience, that most problems with head-strikes on the HP latex printers is due to too much curing heat. The heat from the curing zone will cause the media to expand and since the pinch wheels are holding the media tight, it has no where to go and buckles under the expansion...

Make sure the input spindle has the hubs secure. You may need to clean the spindle with alcohol to prevent slippage with the hubs. You may want to inspect all of your pinch rollers to make sure none are dirty, missing or damaged. Also inspect the drive roller under the pinch rollers to ensure...

Before you give up on it, you may want to remove the left cover (unplug power first). There are 2 torx 20 screws on the bottom of the cover, 1 torx 15 screw on the bottom near the media loading table, one torx 15 screw on the inside when you open the windows, and one torx 15 on the top at the...