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is the filter on the end of the ink box primed? You should prime every filter before installing into a printer. If the filter is primed, confirm that the line in the box is not bent or pinched. Remove the User side cover, run an air purge and feel the pump from behind the ink box assy...is it...

There have been numerous issues with heads that have been resolved by replacing the ink. Talk to your reseller. They can contact HP and walk you through the process. I would not recommend replacing any heads without swapping the ink first. If your ink is out of warranty then you would need to...

Secure carriage. If you are not separating from the stand, make sure you put something solid under each legs under pillars to prevent “jackhammer” affect and damaging the legs from road bounce

Not sure how soon you are going to see one...there’s been no rumors so chances are not till the end of next year

Juki

Remove both covers, remive screw for encoder stop and remove encoder..careful not to bend or cough up $300 for new one. Remove belt tensioner scre2. Remove 4,screws on triangle side of rail to remove place remove bumper take belt off of brass gear..pull carriage toward you disconnect trailing...

That is accurate. White 5-6, silver 2-3...silver not supposed to be used outdoors..couldn’t laminate it if you wanted to anyway...I said it before Ill say it again. Silver in is like the 3D feature in your tv...you will never use it.

Onyx cut server does the same thing

If you have a current latex printer you should absolutely keep your firmware up to date...HP has A ton of resources working on this product. There are more latex printers than any other in the market right now...they are quick to respond with any know issues.

Is the printer on carpet? The maroon looks like static The black is showing deflection..have you run a choke cleaning? Plug a cleaning cartridge in and run a few cleaning..it very well could be the head

Bly, the s60 uses duel cmyk..8 cartridges every latex has 6 inks plus an optimizer(7) It makes up for lm and lc by creating variable droplet sizes to mimic those colors...any latex printer that has a linearized or color calibrated profile will be more efficient with its ink usage than any other...

I suggest a pm service first...the holes will be cleaned!

One ink? Profile and media match? Have you linearized? Is it primarily blacks not drying? What’s the buil of the blanks...any more then 30 30 30 100 and it will never dry

Using Corel Draw and Flexi...best of luck...might as well try to color match a power point file

Hp has had a run of ink that has issues for these units...before you spend money on it give them a call...or just run the printer in 4/c mode...you will be pleasantly surprised by the output

It’s been in the works for a few years...not sure I’d be an early adopter...

315 and 115 are identical except for a couple boards...just sayin

Thank Apple! MAP pricing is here to stay...dealers cannot sell new units below map pricing...they can sell higher...MAP pricing is usually the street price. Demo units and trade show units are able to be sold at a loss by a reseller if they wanted to...

Using one ink? How clean is the cap top? How does the wiper blade look? Did you agitate the ink before installing?

The iq of the Epson is great..the smell of the ink is horrible. Why the smell? Epson chasing HP to be ready to laminate within 8hr. The HP off-gasses immediately. L365 and 570 can write their own color profiles, support 2 sided printing, ability to print on mesh without backing...end user head...