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Gotta go cast for long term...

Printers that swap ink in and out need to have enough ink to complete the process. You should have the balance of the cleaning cartridges from install that can also be used. so better production practices will help you in the future. Always have 2 cleaning cartridges so you are never stuck...

No special torquing tool required...find a local reseller and have a tech install it. You will get a 60 day warranty on the head...

You can purchase a post warranty for a used latex 360. HP actually has a flat fee for repair if you blow out an ink line or main board. I wouldn’t spend more than 4500 for a used 360 at this point. You can run a usage report before you buy...or get the serial number and call hp for a service...

Hope you got a deal on the printer...I would not buy one knowing they were running third party inks. There will be a hundred people chiming in with their success stories of using third party ink...and an equal amount against...its a risk in my opinion with a set of $2400 printheads that I would...

Take a trip to Dallas next week and have a chat with them...all hands are usually on deck at major trade shows. I would not make a stink in their booth. I’d pull one aside and set up a chat.

heat is probably too high.

Brad, who did you buy this printer from? An authorized reseller should have a technician on staff that should have given you this information when they installed it or when you saw it in a demo. If they did not, I'd reach out to HP directly and let them know you received spotty training. They...

I'm in NJ...may be interested in the press

Tough to beat the EPSON at that price point

Ask yourself why Epson, HP, Roland etc sell printers and you will have the answer to why so many uncontrollable cleanings...cha ching

Are you using edge guards? Did they ever get bent from loading media while being out of position? If so, you must replace them. They cannot be bent back to shape. HP will replace under warranty. Your heads will scuff across them every pass and could throw your alignment off.

run the printhead diagnostic plot...replace only what you have to....it is a consumable after all.

don't print .ai, psd or quark express files...save your .ai to a high resolution pdf...you will have better luck

you are only going to get $200 for the printer...donate it to a votech school for the tax write off...

I'm gonna take a different stance on this one. How long has this been installed? Where you there when they calibrated the roll to roll? If they used the metal gauge to calibrate the r2r and our I will bet it is not accurate. It may be close but its not accurate. way to verify empty core on...

The truth is that there is no perfect solution for everyone. Needs, processes, usage will always be different from user to user. And whatever that system is, will only be good if everyone uses it properly. Ive used Filemaker in the past and have created a few simple databases that allow me to...

TruVis hard to swallow...switched back to Ricoh heads from epson...I hear they fixed some of the bugs from v1...I have an issue with the ink delivery..the bag system is not ready for prime time...I have never been a fan of the mimaki line...the jv3 had its day in the sun but they are a service...

Yep Epson GS6000 has same thing...flush onto paper...just turn it off from the media type

Didn't you type that you were using 3M media? why the Mojavi profile? Did you download a profile through the printer for 3M IJ35c? I am positive they have one. Did you re-calibrate color back to the reference? Did you try to re-create the icc? Sorry the mojave profile is making zero sense to...