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if you place any value on the printer, i would keep it plugged in and clean 2-3 times a week & do nozzle checks twice weekly if the captop doesn't have a PERFECT SEAL, the ink will dry out and clog the head i make arrangements for SOMEONE to stop in and do a cleaning & at least a nozzLE check...

not necessarily, most times theynmakecyou download an app to scan the ENTIRE network, to test compliance then they send you a report that looks like the dead sea scrolls & a list of "recommendations" in our old location, (2019) we had 2 neighboring businesses that shared my internet access (we...

i would contact dave from solvent printer conversion in ohio no one kmows more about this, he can help you source anythng else you might need. he has converted hundreds of machines. they have a database to sort different models by convertible, not convertible & not sure (never done one yet)...

yes, i still get get parts & often ink for my OLD rolands (FJ52) it actually has surprisingly nice color, even though it is a little slower than commisioning an oil painting.

you might want to speak to dave from solvent printer conversion http://solventprinterconversion.com/ very knowledgeable about this sort of thing, he sells the "hot box" conversion kits, solvent resistant pumps he has been a very big help to us

machine must be left parked, with head in it's resting position, or ink will dry. it is like cement

or use hemostats, if you have them

head clogs can be persistent, stubborn SOB's the longer it drags on, the higher the risk of destroying the head do you have eco solvent cleaner, from roland or internet? pinch the drain line(s) on bottom of capping station (you can do this right at the drain bottle if you are not sure add enough...

and remember, even if it is a poor consolation prize, artificial intelligence beats no intelligence at all

https://digitalsigntech.net/PrintHeadDoctor/Recovery-fluids/ sorry didn't have this on my ipad if you call during normal hours, they will transfer you to vlad (owner/inventor of printhead doctor) if necessary they have many flush solutions, for all sors of chemistry and severity of clog...

clamp off hose(s) under capping station (1)fill capping station with cleaning solution, get head back in resting position and soak head overnight others with your exact machine may want to elaborate (2)at your own risk: i have had success adding a SMALL AMOUNT of acetone to cleaning solution...

several of my high priced IT & web design friends have been crying about how artificial intelligence is going to eliminate their jobs. i tried to console them, with the words of ted night in caddyshack

i love my rolands, but they feed like a drunken driver on an icy road, when they don't feel like behaving you can't beat gerber pinfeed. 150' roll perfectly registered, one end to the other. i think gino has the 30" pinfeed, i am jealous!

but, it is hard enough to keep media is some of the rolands under tension, with tapered rollers

i kind of assume that is because the various firmwares are a moving target

you would be opening yourself up to a lawsuit, especially now that you discussed it on the internet we are a very litigious society

so, if hdd is bad, display has mothing? i would have GUESSED it would have something

no doubt your settings do a decent job of making the printer a bit more forgiving, but, to me, you should always make your own profiles. it would be like if you gave me your latest EKG and i told the doctor to use it, and not bother me with testing. (no actually that's a bad example, i MIGHT...

Human eyes are really good at picking u Mike, you do realize he has a different printer, different inks, different substrates, etc

number 10,000 if you count aqueous & eco solvent it is a stubborn sob i am still a stranger to the mutoh hybrid does anyone have a better suggestion than adding isopropyl to the cleaner solution? (ecosol i would use acetone)