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Rectifiers concert ac voltage to DC voltage (capacitors FILTER the rectified voltage) unless neon is different than EVERYTHING ELSE the should be no damage from having more current available than needed. HIGHER VOLTAGE can be very destructive! {HIGHER voltage being supplied can cause HIGHER...

can you give me a supplier for this? grimco was no help, nor harborsales, diversified, etc tried to order "rigid vinyl " from grimco, no good i would need an item #

YOU COULD go to device manager, choose view by connection, expand usb section. SWITCH THE PLOTTERS then choose "scan for hardware change" you may have to choose "view hidden devices" at that point it should differentiate the 2 machine

i did not check the humidity, adam, but the way it has been raining, imagine i was printing in borneo during the rainy season i will bring in the amprobe humidity gun.

i increased heat & reduced fan speed to minimum which MADE IT LESS OBVIOUS. we don't seem to get this with other materials, vinyl, coro, photo paper does komatex not have a suitable corona coating (or less of one?) is that why it is generally $5 per sheet cheaper than the other pvc sheets...

i have had 2 instances in the last week, where i get overspray printing on 3 mm white komatex with my mutoh vj1617h. i have never noticed this before but rarely print on a solid white background, so this would probably not show itself

yes, so it has internal rectifiers

I would think these are no different than any other electronic circuit it must be powered by a source that exceeds it's needs the design of the circuit will limit the current draw NOT ENOUGH current for proper operation can cause damage, but, it should only draw as much power as it requires

change captop OR AT LEAST saturate the felt with 91% ispropyl & blot until the alcohol run through the felt (absorbs?) at this point you can wet the captop with cleaning solution then clean once more then try to print

the ink is HIGHLY CONDUCTIVE, you really have to be meticulous cleaning after a spill. many times, people don't remove the ink BETWEEN THE CABLES, where the ribbons are stacked. ink has very low surface tension & manages to leach into places you would think were impossible for it to reach

agreed changing a printhead is routine, EXCEPT WHEN IT ISN'T even people who have done this dozens will have one of these installs GO SIDEWAYS from time to time i generally watch ebay/craigslist/offerup/facebook marketplace for whatever model i am looking for (we make out fairly well with the...

didn't you previously say you had 2 machines, and that you suspected the head you were replacing was good? if that is the case you can make arrangements to have SOMEONE REPUTABLE (like vlad, who developed the printhead doctor machines) process your head. don't misunderstand, these chinese...

i will reach out on monday with some of the companies i have gotten used boards from i still say ebay>ask seller a question will be your best bet that almost always works for me everyone who does this has a substantial junk pile

current must be equal or greater than what you are replacing sorry i misunderstood the quesiton

many of the medium sized computer depot repair facilities have hot air stations for repairing these boards (a few years ago, NVIDIA had a huge problem and 500,000 laptops with their chipsets needed to be flow soldered, creating a new industry!) you may be able to find someone "local" to change...

p.s. don't send it to china to get it repaired ! Oh, God no!

you need to systematically remove loads and find the shorted component/board order a service manual or choose a company to send the board to for repair (1) inkjet performance in georgia (2) search for roland circuit board on ebay. find someone offering repair services or selling a fair...

i was given a sample to duplicate from a good client i took it to be gloss white polystyrene between 0.10-0.20 harbor doesn't have any gloss is it not made, or does harbor not keep it? is there a material i can substitute

I WOULD saturate the magenta captop with isopropyl, remove the hose to the captop from the y connector and pull ink through with a tapered syringe (or any syringe you can use) solventinkjet sells a really nice tapered syringe!

we will all miss fred