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Check the power supply

Check the ribbon cable to the control panel

You have to reload firmware and parameters. You should save parameters before clearing NVRAM. My concern is WHY would you want to clear NVRAM, if you dont understand what you are doing? You should at least get a tech on the phone and walk you through this.

The SEH is the printserver. Hook up the printer. Make sure your IP on the SEH and the your PC are compatible. http://www.mutoh.com/kb/entry/39/

Parameters and firmware. You clear it when it appears corrupt.

My guess is length adjust changes the image. Step adjust changes the printer.

First check power TO the printer. henryp is correct, go back and check all your connections. Other than that, if you got solvent someplace solvent should not be, you may have shorted out the headboard, motherboard or power supply. Turn it off for 20 minutes, if it doesnt power back up...

Go to: http://service.mutoh.com/WebInterface/login.html Log in as 'ftp' Go to: Printer Information_Manuals VJ-1604 Maintenance Information Technical Information bulletins Which browser are you using?

You may want to start here: ftp://ftp.mutoh.com/Printer%20Information_Manuals/VJ-1614/Maintenance%20Information/Technical%20Information%20Bulletins/MAI%20Bulleting_021709%20Bearing%20Raceways.pdf

No, This sounds more like a color management issue. profiles, rendering intents...

You have to go into maintenance mode and reset the ink charge flag. You dealer should be able to walk you through it.

It will continue to work fine until the pump fails. Could be a long time, could be short. It has just counted the number of cycles that the pump has been activated and reached the number that is in line with MFBF (mean times between failures) analysis. You can call your dealer and they...

Check and see if it installed a Windows Printer Driver, if so delete it and give it another try.

Are you running this as a CAD printer or dye sub?

See what you can see with a scope or magnifier. Is is a void. Or a white area with a dark center. You might also clean a piece of the media with alcohol and let it dry. White spots are usually specs of dust or the first signs of plasticizer migration. Higher temps may help and more...

Have you done a head soak to try and recover your missing nozzles? You may also want to try different 'waves'.

http://www.mutoh.com/kb/entry/27/

It is a software 'flag' that determines the state of ink charge. Basically, tells the machine if it is inked up already or needs a cleaning or ink charge.

You can reset the ink charge flag to take it out of ink charge.

Not a very clear image of the nozzle check, but it doesnt look like cross contamination from here. That does really go back to color management - profiles and rendering intent.