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A manual clean once a week???

I would surmise around 6 months ago - but I do not run it every day. On average I would say I print maybe 2-3 days a week.

So this is not an indication of a other problem? Just a manual cleaning is in order? Thank you everyone - appreciate your time.

What was your solution? Thank you!

Not yet - can I use the cleaner in abundance around the head? Or just use the swabs? Have done a manual cleaning before - just not sure if I need to do something more, or if this is a sign of something that can not be solved via a good cleaning.....??? Thank you in advance!!

Just started to notice this on a larger print (see pic). Any ideas? I am noticing black ink layered on top of both media clamps as well. Tried Medium, and Powerful cleaning. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

Both are at lowest settings.......... Any other ideas/suggestions? Or do you attribute this to the temp/humidity of the room my printer is in? Thanks everyone for your time I appreciate it!

No rollers are pulling up the entire roll - but again, the end of the last roll when there is no real weight I had the issue throughout. 2 pinch rollers around 27.5" apart..... Print is 24" wide by 17" height....so within those 17" that it feeds - I get headstrike on the material at random...

And great question about room temp.....it is on carpet but I normally don't have issues. In regards to temps - I am in MN and upstairs is pretty warm (around 70) since it is around 0 degrees outside. The problem hasn't happened long enough for me to make a connection between the weather and...

Thanks Doug. Heater was at 35.....and Dryer at 40. Heater if I go any lower it says Off. Any other suggestions? Thanks!

So I am having issues with my material (3M IJ35C-10 Air Release) which I have used flawlessly for a few years. All of the sudden there seems to be "bumps" in the last 2 rolls. I have the Vacuum setting up to Max.....and it doesn't seem to get rid of the wrinkles in the material - which is then...

I did - wasn't quite sure how much to "shake," - ha. I probably did similar to what I did before. After multiple runs it seems to be improving - so not sure if it just took a while to get a constant flow through the lines. I am concerned about the machine not recognize that new ink is...

Nozzle print was fine. Yes, Roland Ink - not an off brand. Let me know how that went Dave - and where did you get a new board? Thanks! Green is better - but still not as bright as it should be - considering the first one was done with same profile and settings. I closed down the printer and...

I just replaced all 4 inks in my 300V - replaced with 440ml Eco-Sol Max - same ink I have always used. I have 2 issues: 1 - when I click down on Menu and Ink Control - the machine acts like I do not have new ink, there are no bars next to 1 2 3 4 - it doesn't beep and not let me do anything...

I normally print my wraps and lam after they degas - then, if customer wants I overlay fluorescent or holographic on top of the lam. However - has anyone printed a wrap, applied fluorescent overlay, then lam everything to protect the cut fluorescent vinyl? Or would there be gap issue with the...

Got it :)

Roland SP300. Hit Cleaning and Power at same time - remove the maintenance cover and then hit enter. Head is supposed to move all the way to the left to the open bay - but when I hit enter, it says Close Cover Dry-Up of Head May Give Damage - and it will not move over so I can clean...

I will do a thorough cleaning and report back - in the meantime, I am going to start stashing away $ for a new head as well. Thanks guys, appreciate it.

Anyone have any suggestions on why the black has a whispy bleed to it on my wraps? Just started doing this - seems like all the other colors have sharp edges. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

Hi, I am very interested in some of your laminate. Is there a chance I could receive a sample book? I print a lot of wraps for motorsports and am very interested in adding some more effects to my wraps with laminate. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you! Lee Engstrom Graphics...