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In your profile settings or machine settings. Superfine is the wave setting that will print using only channal A or B. Change to anything but Superfine and you will use both channels.

have you tried resetting it?

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It is possible, but no way to know.

My guess is that you got hit with a voltage spike. If you are lucky it corrupted your firmware, if not, probably a controller or main board. You can try reinstalling firmware.

You may be able to effectivly disable by Media Initial=off. But it will not initialize the media, so your media will need to be loaded in the same place - left/right and forward.

Perhaps this will help: http://www.mutoh.com/kb/entry/30/ It takes approx the same amount of ink to get the same density.

Wow! Sorry... I dont have an answer as to whether that will help or not. My opinion: if the 3 plugged nozzles are next to each other, I doubt that another wave will help. If the 3 nozzles are in the same channel (there are 4 'a' channels and 4 'b' channels), then you can print using...

"Wow" is another 'wave' format. If you are having issues with current wave formats, then you may want to consider adding "wow", if not, you probably dont have much to gain.

You will need a profile maker for Wasatch, Flexi will have their own embedded.

Can you put a meter on the switch to check if it is working? These are simple and quite durable. Should a bit like this: http://sensing.honeywell.com/multimedia/S_C_Website/microswitch/HS_large.jpg The long arm should push down a little button to make the switch.

You are going to need to check the switch, first make sure it is connected properly, then check to make sure it is working correctly. Finally, check and insure that the handle is being made by the waste bottle. This is a simple contact switch. Coeur d'Alene, what a beautiful place!

I have a customer who made an A-frames with arrows (both pointing the same way). The end user calls up to say the arrows point the wrong way. No amount of conversation on the phone would convince the client that the arrows were ok. He had to physically go to the location and flip the sign...

I'll be there as well.

Interesting 4 for me, didnt think I had that kind of acuity. Thanks for the link.

Two basic ways. 1. Wet the caps, cap the heads, uncap the heads, move the heads all the way to the left and see where the caps are setting on the heads. Adjust the station accordingly. 2. Remove the carriage cover, get a good flashlight and align the stations to the heads. (if I am not...

Does this happen on all print/cuts or just this one?

Have you done the EPOS alignment out of the users manual?

Yes, there is an alignment adjustment. You are going to want a maintenance manual. http://www.mutoh.com/kb/entry/64/

Sounds like your capping station is not up to spec. How much liquid are you getting drainging into the waste tank during your cleaning cycles?