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Do you have the Take-up set to 'Type-1"?

Since there are no window drivers for this printer you will need a RIP. Hopefully whoever you get it from will help you set it up.

Check and clean the drain lines. Check the pump. If you are not pumping through the maintenance station, that will be a problem. Post some pics of what you've done at the 'damper station', so we can tell where you are at.

Yes, Longstore (long storage) will start a Head Wash cycle. Curious, why are you cleaning the machine out?

I have had success on transfer paper by removing some of the outside rollers and letting the media expand out for head strikes. I am running a total of 8 hold down rollers on one of my machines. Enough for accurate media transport on Beaver 105 gsf. This allows me to run low or medium head...

What media are you running?

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I would say as high as the media allows. Paper can probably run at max temps.

Try running you temps high. The solvent will naturally want to wick along the paper fibers. Getting dry as quickly as possible will reduce that wicking.

That is the same as the Falcon II Outdoor, FIIO. There is a gloss vinyl profile here that will probably work. http://service.mutoh.com/#/DiamondShield/Onyx%20FIIO%20Eco%20Ultra/ And there may be one here...

Which RIP and which Printer? Have you checked Avery's website or Mutoh's FTP?

I believe that this is usually a connector issue. If the contact get damaged, backwards, or it is in crooked it may short out and give the symptoms you describe. It is possible to damage the display board as well.

You got that call. I hope it worked out to your satisfaction. If anyone has issues getting a response from Mutoh, you can PM me and I will help where I can.

They are very similar, but maybe not the same for part#s I don't know any one who does board level repair, but there are some on the forum with experience with those who do.

size compensation in Flexi

Still sounds like a connection issue.

hard to tell long distance. Could be your head is failing. Not very typical of your symptoms, though.

In maintenance mode you can open the valve manually. They will fill individually automatically unless you get an airlock. At which time you may need to use a syringe to get things started again.

Check for air bubbles in the line. If none, then there are two connections points to look at: line to the damper - bad seal, bad oring or overtightened, if there is room clip a small piece off, replace the oring. The other is between the damper and the head. Can be a cracked nipple on the...

Classic sign of dampers. They get partially clogged and can't keep up with ink flow during printing. Replace and your problem should be solved. If not, probably small air leak.