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My first thought is alignments. My second is that this might be a coated material and with rich black you may be putting too much ink down too quick at too low a temp?

He's probably correct, perhaps I am reading too much into the pics.

Probably reaching its expected lifespan based on droplet count. You can replace now, or when it starts to fail.

Sounds like you fried the head.

Here's what we have: http://service.mutoh.com/#/DiamondShield/SA%20ValueJet/1204_1604_SAI_Profiles/ http://service.mutoh.com/#/Printer%20Information_Manuals/Falcon%20Outdoor%20Jr/

084 is a pf overcurrent error. Make sure that the gritted roller is not bound up and turns freely. Could be a belt, a drive motor, or some binding in the feed system. If it is a 084err2 That could be a catch all error and rather hard to track down. Clean you encoder strip for the...

Post some pics. Check your fuse repair very carefully.

Thanks!

http://service.mutoh.com/#/Printer%20Information_Manuals/VJ-1204/Profiles/Onyx/ There is a Print Install for 1204 and 1604 that should work. Looks like the same one located here: ftp://ftp.onyxgfx.com/TechSupport/7.0/print_drivers/7.0.5/

You need to make sure that you get the firmware that goes with your printer. Europe, Japan and US firmware can be different and may not work on other versions. Probably what has changed is the PQ modes (resolution, as new modes were added), what you really want is a newer driver for your RIP.

http://www.mutoh.com/pdf/ValueJet%20Effectsa.pdf The difference between wave 1 and wave 2 is the order in which dots are laid down. There are really no hard and fast rules for which wave to use. I still use wave 2 Most everyone else here has moved to wow.

Probably not, but you could have loosened the sensor, then knocked it out of place.

I am guessing it looks like a head failing. It looks like it is take time to 'warm' up. I would check out jiarby's ideas first.

You will need another card. PM me your serial # and I will see if I have a spare card for your yellow.

Sorry, I took time off to get married! This does look like a physical displacement, not that I have ever seen anything quite like this. Does there appear to be any pattern to this 'movement'?

If the nozzle check is good, could just be feed calibration.

All depends on the ink set. http://www.sublimationinkprinters.com/2009/09/sublimation-printing-all-you-need-to-know-about-sublimation-ink.html

Maybe, The black looks more electrical. As it is near the capping station, looks like it could be the cable to the head or head board cable is binding causing misfiring. Harder to tell on the other pic.

There has been a notice about cartridges, but none on ink that I am aware of.

Most likely not random. You could keep a log on the machine. Log your issues and what you did to resolve it. Just a log of your issues can be invaluable when trying to troubleshoot problems. I recommend logging issues with dates and times. And anything else that may be unique in your...