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Was the nozzle test perfect when you purchased? Cause if it was on its way out when you bought, you got stuck with the lemon. A replacement head for this is expensiveeeee.

Tell your dealer you’ll be buying elsewhere if they send you short dates ever again. There’s many places to buy.

Massive hard drives are practically free now. I manage all data through google drive, no physical data held period. Been this way for a decade. Data is quick and easy accessible from any computer or device I'm logged into. Couple bucks a month for the heavy storage. I sleep well at night.

Considering American politics specifically is just both sides lying to us about how they don’t personally support corporations taking advantage of the people, but are both funded by every shady corporation ever. 10/10, love it.

The older Roland’ have too much media shift to safely print edge to edge. You’ll get ink on your platen when, not if, your media shifts. If you want to be safe, you survive on that 28.5” or whatever max output. Others may say otherwise, but it’s not worth the mess or risk.

A flattened high res raster saved In jpeg with print exactly the same as a pdf. Raster is raster. I see no difference between file types when exporting 300dpi raster.

Ucjv300 can do this all in 1 step.

If your machine is older, replace the pinch rollers. I found that the crappy Amazon replacements are softer and last longer than the OEM’s. We smashed through the OEM pinch rollers in 3 months. These are held on by o rings, so Mimaki absolutely considers them a consumable.

Don’t cheap out on a crappy computer. Read reviews. Anything designed for and confirmed from reviews for high powered design will do perfectly. I bought a higher-middle end Lenovo laptop that runs photoshop, illustrator, rasterlink, and versaworks perfectly. Was about a grand. Monitor...

Demand Roland replace it. You can cause a stir to get what you paid for, it does work if you’re cutthroat enough.

There’s cheap knockoffs? Those caps are expensive I wouldn’t mind a cheapie haha

Same. I’ve had my LEC300A since 2017 and I’ve done everything myself outside of the first couple tech visits. Things a junker, but it’s my junker. I’ll buy it’s big brother when it croaks.

Who’s your dealer? If this left regular mode, it has to have been moved to service mode, right? It has to be able to be turned off. The hard line from cleanings is real, happens on my LEC300A, so that’s absolutely unacceptable. Whoever sold and installed that printer should be called and...

Which goes away once you cycle a functional chip back into the printer. Call your dealer, if you’ve never putt third party in, this shouldn’t happen. This is a current generation printer, demand the love.

This sounds like a vote for zero accountability more than you maybe thought it did. California requires too much. Everyone else requires too little. There needs to be a middle ground, which today we really don’t have. The industrial revolution and our lovely (lack of) laws in relation to...

No terms. No deposits. 100% payment, cash or card, at job approval. I don’t have time to work and play mobster.

I only make one customizable product with 3 raw skus, so it’s literally just a print out of their paid detailed invoice with their graphic attached - cause a job isn’t a job until the money sings.

Have you called your dealer? That’s probably the right place to start.

May I ask the point of risking time and money sending out the cheapest solvent heads on the market for cleaning? At $500 a pop on digi, it’s hard for me to personally understand the justification. The membranes in DX4’s are so sensitive, when it’s gone, it’s gone. Did this service offer a...

If you do your own maintenance and parts repairs, dig up a Roland LEC-540 or LEJ-640. The old ones. The new ones play the locked arrive mode TruVis games. I have an LEC300A and it’s an absolute tank. I also have a UCJV300-160, but the super matte ink of the Mimaki and larger ink droplet of the...