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What did you have to do to get the printer working? I have messed up and gotten mine doing the same thing.

My older Q100 has gone a bit crazy. The cutter head moves horizontally along the machine in a very slow manner. It will go completely across the width of the cutter until it is stopped by the cross cut stub (which causes a Y position error). I talked to SW, they were pretty helpful, but I wanted...

From looking at attached pics, what do you think is causing the vertical streaky look? It is almost only in the light blues and the pure c m y Kprints great. Since the streaks are isolated to the same spot each time, could it be encoder issues and is there a procedure for cleaning it? How about...

I used my Harbor freight ultrasonic cleaner last night. I put about 1/4 inch of cleaning fluid in bottom of it and placed head directly on bottom. I now have almost all of my nozzles back working. I am thoroughly amazed. I had been missing 20-25% of my black for a long time and one single nozzle...

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Looking at the design, you maybe should have been clued in by the big word "NOW" in the business name, the timer in the logo, and the "same day service" on the tailgate. Apparently that is also your customer's expectations of your business. Too many, Signs Now, Signs First, and Signs By...

I bought this exact unit off of Ebay from the same seller. It works great!! One thing though, I did have to modify it to fit my 1204. I had to buy some washers and longer bolts so that it would clear the legs. I can send pics if u need. it cost me about $15. The guy figured this out before it...

Do you remember what the specifics was on fixing this? I am having similar issues but with my blues. Thanks, jbennett

Sounds like you need to take a syringe and pull ink to the dampers to get inkflow restarted. jbennett

I don't mind his face as much as I mind hearing about his fresh vinyl. I can nearly recite the on-hold spiel. It is time to change it up somehow Fresh Vinyl Frank. jbennett

I have always heard to never force cleaning fluid through a head, especially the Epsons. (I have a DX5 with missing black nozzles); however, I am now commonly seeing folks saying that they are doing this. Does it work, or tear up more heads than you will ever fix? I'm sure if someone was going...

Not wanting in a fuss, but everything that Bob has said so far is the way that I operate, and have little problems with my raster image colors and my RGB colors print much truer to the screen than my CMYK's. Not saying there isn't another road that leads to the same place though. jbennett

Was wondering what you finally did on the black nozzles? I have had similar problems for a while and can overcome the missing nozzles by printing in a Quality 4 profile, but I am ready to gain back the flexibility of being able to run in a higher gear :) jbennett

This sounds interesting. Do you have pics or more info? I am just not keen on pushing fluid through the head. Anyone else ever tried this? As long as the head doesnt physically touch anything but the cleaning fluid, is there potential for it to damage the head? Also, if I have to buy a new head...

I have a lot of missing nozzles on my black. Have recently replaced maintenance station and dampers and performed lengthy head soaks. Printer prints awesome in quality 4, but just leaves streaks in black in my preferred graphics 2 modes due to the missing nozzles coupled with high speed I assume...

Prob bout close to 300 220 Mutohs with chips. jbennett

OK. After trying to replace the dampers with no success, I now have a printing problem. I am getting what I would refer to as very light but very noticeable cyan colored horizontal "splashes/raindrops". Any ideas what has happened. Have ran multiple cleanings. Is obviously most noticeable on...

I have it. Thanks though. I just cant get the damper cover up. Im probably just too afraid to put enough pressure on it. May have to get someone that has experience. jbennett

I am wanting to replace dampers on my VJ1204. I have taken the covers off, but can't get the piece that the service manual refers to as the damper fixing material that sets right on top of the dampers off. the manual shows simply rotating it up and no screws. Don't want to get rough with it. Any...

Been using it since the day it came out. The rip seems a little faster, but the transparency is the main thing. If you desire realistic shadows with adjustable transparency, then 10.5 is great. If not, it really doesnt make much difference between it and the older 8.1 version I had before buying...