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Interested to know, did it fix the issue where the black seems to be over spraying on the yellow? At least it appears likely to be the black.

I'm no expert but don't want people reading that and making a mistake. As far as I know, you should not use air release vinyl with wet application because the water gets trapped in the channels and you can't squeegee it all out. This causes it to fail earlier.

Should work like this:

You could also try run in compatibility mode, right click the installer->Properties, click the Compatibility tab and Run in Compatibility for..... try a few different Windows versions in there, XP SP3 or 7 sometimes work.

It will probably come with Flexi Print Mutoh Edition which is a cut down version of Flexi Print. It allows you to install one printer and one (I think) cutter at a time. The cutters are not just Mutoh ones and it will likely support your Roland cutter. When you design your artwork you colour cut...

Doh, forgot to try that while I was there. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll see if we can get that tested.

Hi, Have a customer with a HP Latex 335 (I don't know much when it comes to latex) and they are having issues printing on one type of media, Orajet 3162. They get white spots which seem most noticeable in darker areas (maybe because they are white), these don't look like contaminants to me, not...

If those quick buttons are associated with another program (whatever your print RIP is) then you may have to tell that software to add them to Corel again. The thing you tick might also have a different name. I support software called Great Cut and you have to go in to Great Cut and tell it to...

Yes, that is normal that the settings do not show when you go back in there but they are saved in the machine.

Are you saying there are absolutely no nozzles printing or just not all of them are printing. Does the print carriage move across the page like it's printing something and there is nothing on the page or does it not even attempt to print it? If absolutely nothing is printing but it does all the...

If the machine status changes (i.e. fans turn on or whatever) when you slide media over the sensor I'd say that leans towards the sensor being OK, it could be that that message doesn't clear until the lever is down or the door is closed (I'd lean to lever down) so it may actually be the lever...

I haven't done one for a while now but you need to do some adjustments like nozzle position, head position, head L/R adjustments. It's normal to have to do these adjustments (or similar) when replacing a print head. The procedure is outlined in the Service Manual, you could try asking on here if...

Yeah, thanks. The method you described above sounds easy enough. Not quite as easy as just ticking bleed though, if only they did it sensibly.

Would this be why when I add a crop marks and a bleed using PM it puts the crop marks on the edge of the bleed instead of the edge of the artwork pre-bleed? I guess contour cut marks and crop marks work the same. Maybe I've missed a setting that puts the crop within the bleed or maybe my brain...

Be aware that service manuals often tell you to replace the main board, it doesn't necessarily mean it is the main board. A perfect example is the one above, it tells you the motor was told to be on for too long without giving a signal it had reached where it should be, could be an irregular...

Might not be too much help but just be aware that 'Media Type' and 'Output Profile' are different fields in Flexi, could be something to do with that, maybe it's on some other strange media? You did say you tried other medias but just making sure you know 'Media' is different to 'Output Profile'.

I see a few suggestions around about setting the blade to the thickness of a credit card but that is actually a lot more than you need, you actually only need to cut through the vinyl which is much thinner than a credit card. I'd generally go for 1/3 - 1/2 the thickness of a credit card. What...

Also check 'Position'...

It is possible to plug the connectors in but not all the way, in fact if you aren't familiar with working using these kinds of cables it is quite easy to think you have plugged it in all the way but it is on an angle and not fully connected. The machine may still think it's plugged in as well...

I'm not familiar with your machine but check the flat cables that connect to the print head are plugged in correctly at both ends and have not been damaged.