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not sure what horror stories you are referring to, but it would help to know what type of materials you are primarily processing and how much space you will have...happy to offer suggestions but a bit lacking in your info

we wipe with alcohol then anti static spray first...

so many variables, what printer? media? what film laminate? looks like graphic is curling up...if so to much brake on top roll of lamination film. If its all warped( I cannot tell) speed / heat / nip issue

do you have the r2r for that machine? that's how I would run the magnet

call HP 1800 HP Invent....they can send a tech or give you the name of a certified repair dealer in your area.

it would waste Kraft paper but you cold sandwich between the two for an easier run. waste material or time with your method...but yeah print on a wide format printer and be done

if that mesh liner is melting then your heater is too high on the printer. strip mesh plus works like a charm. temp settings/color saturation and passcode in the profile are key

what laminator model? always error on less. use 1 piece of tape dead middle to remove liner from laminate. I run with as much on ZERO BRAKE as I can. Less is more. you can always add when sending long run. is the film flat to top roller before entering machine? are you using craft on bottom of...

its probably a data issue. what type of file are you printing? maybe change to something else or rotate the image see if issue goes or stays

run a nozzle check to make sure all heads are printing. relinearize the profile you are using.

Best thing to do is hook up with a local reseller that will sell you ink and hopefully provide service. Who set the printer up for you? Couldn't they train you?

why would you have to pay for that part for a machine under warranty?

are you trying to print a .ai file? if so save to high res pdf. Is the rgb or cmyk? are they all the same? increasing heat on the printer can take your color another way, stay consistent.

AT THE ABSOLUTE LEAST YOU SHOULD GO TO YOU TUBE AND WATCH A FEW VIDEOS AND GO TO HP'S LEARNING CENTER WEBSITE FOR HELP. sorry for caps. Everyone on here is more than willing to assist. You just need a little more than this kind of help.

the printer page is telling you the ink is now not the printhead. I believe if you put a valid ink into the printer, the error will go away.

Who trained you on your 365? It is light years past the 260/265.

you cannot run adhesive vinyl any faster then 8pass. You can get 6p to work but you have to drop your saturation way down and you won't like the output

you are under warranty. don't pay for another box of ink until you speak with HP directly. Have them service your printer if your dealer was not able to train you properly. Inform them about your training they will send an HP trainer in to assist.

so what rip are you using? to confirm, you are or are not linearizing your prints? exact same roll of material? I know Onyx pushed out a print driver update for my two s40s. Im assuming they pushed new drivers out for all. Where they updated? Where/how are you storing your sample roll that is...

I use Splashtop....its cheap