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my sc454-ex is a 2006 model that i bought in 2016 we still print on it every day

if i am understanding you correctly, it is a very simple answer AC or DC is not like the choice between vanilla or chocolate you can only power a transformer with AC. dc on a transformer will only give you smoke and a burned up transformer DC requires a "chop" or driver circuit and power...

amazon has some PRIME but looks like $94. but 2day shipping if no cracks, the old one is fine BE CAREFUL of spilled ink i use cvs alcohol wipes where cleanup is necessary

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i was worried that it would be a crack on a manifold nipple. the damn things are fragile , like your grandmother's christmas ornaments he would need to take a bright light & a magnifier to examine the nipple in question AT LEAST I NEED THEM the manifolds are inexpensive & fairly easy to change...

tapered syringe from solventinkjet or...

damonca21, doesn't this sound like a fuse? perhaps ink spill or a foil conductor bent over on a ribbon cable, causing a blown fuse? i have a bn-20 manual somewhere, but we have had one relative or the other in hospital for 2 months i will try to look tomorrow

i agree with chris, probably not a good idea your next thread will be "i got ink all over a circuit board...

i wish my mutoh had media clamps, instead of the takeup reel

when it is printing, it will all be worth it. i got my one roland in 2018 & it hasn't missed a day

this can be very frustrating if it is your first time i remember wanting to roll one of my printers out to the curb... buy one of these...

an ebay ink reseller just offered to do it for me a month or to back

steam heat is nice, because fine dust doesn't settle on everything...

if his assumption that the original head was good, it would be a crime to let it sit & "go bad" i would feel better preserving the head, so he can sell, give away, trade for something he needs or wants hopefully we salvage this situation

i have never been that lucky i normally like to at 15% acetone to manufacturer's cleaning solution great for in place head soak without the risk of solvent welding your pump if you use a little too much acetone

nevermind, just use the liquid from your cleaning cartridge.IF THE CAPTOP IS PROPERLY ALIGNED so it seals with the head in place, use a spring clip or hemostats & clamp off drain lines. take a syringe and FILL the captop until the felt is covered then get the headl back in resting position now...

certainly acetone will dissolve it, but you need some sort of buffer. oterwise itvwill just harden again, as the acetone evaporates. but some "cleaning solution, or go to sherwin williams and get some butyl carbytol and mix 70/30. this will keep the dissolved ink in suspension there are some...

that printer has the wrong shape for a stair climbing handtruck (if you ever want to move a body up lots of stairs anthony hopkins endorses that model handtruck

if it was left for a while i am awfully sure the printhead is NOT ALRIGHT by the time you have a line clog, the printhead is just a fond memory you need to VERY CAREFULLY remove each line from dampers and pull through with a syringe. (solvent inket sells tapered syringes that are PERFECT FOR...

hire a professional mover to get the printer uptairs. 2 guys who will carry the printer up the stairs. talk to a piano moving company. take a window out & skip the stairs i would disagree that leaving the printer in the box will do anything but increase bulk enough to make getting over that...