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put the roller on the machine and unroll by hand as is feeding in........ that is what I do when I get a new roll and do not want the motor of my machine to pull the heavy roll.

How old is the printer and how many shots the print head has?, my machine an RE640 had the same issue with the red, exactly like that, I used for a white for not so important prints, but we ended up replacing the print head, much better than getting a new printer. Leave the print head or heads...

actually it is true, there was white in in the bottom of that "box" where the pumps are, I removed all the ink, it was not too much and clean really well around the sensor, I am running my machines with not problems.

netsol thank you for your information, actually it is connected as I can cut vinyl, but I get those messages when updating the firmware. Then I had another issue, cutting my print jobs was no aligned, contacted Roland and they send me some instructions which I did, but did not change anything...

I have this machine that for a while stopped asking to shake some cartridges, but know I do pull out the cartridges and it does not beep, indicating the machine detected that it was removed, and when I put it back, still the blinking cartridge still blinks, I am using a refillable cartridge and...

Are you a Roland tech support? I already contacted Roland but they send me some instructions but no luck, also they told me to do something with the pit.exe file, but I should know what I am doing, otherwise I will loos or mess up the parameters of the cutter.

how to calibrate a Roland GX500, is off and can't get it right... I did what indicates in Roland manual and it does not move the cutting at all, I am using a pc with windows 10 64bit, also I tried to update the firmware and when it tells me to connect the usb cable and turn on the machine and...

I had this problem printing on my RE640 to Roland paper SGP3 and was having the same issue with black, tech told me to use a vinyl profile (I am using GCVP gloss vinyl) and that problem is gone, of course I am printing to the same Roland paper SGP3.

also, looking a the picture, it is the same problem I have for a couple of years, but did not want to replace the head, instead I changed to a new ink, good quality $45.00 for 500 ml, and guess what?, it cleaned the print head, now my test print is very normal, all the lines are straight.

when I print from Illustrator I use these settings........ and the color are fine, if not I will get the image in gray scale...:doh: try the highlighted settings in this image

nop, the print heads are the ones the machine came with..........

Try http://www.jetbestusa.com/ these inks also cleaned my printhead whean was not printing properly, it had a lot of banding and now after I started used this ink, my test print are great....... I recommend these inks, check the prices, I buy half liter for $45.00, a liter for $89.00.

I use JetBestUSA inks and the liter is $89.00 is very good, that one of my print heads was not firing properly, but about 3 day later I noticed that my printhead was cleaned very good (washed), now it print perfect, I do not have banding anymore.

that size is about 3ft x 5ft, for that big, I do not use my printer or another vinyl cutter, I just cut them manually, each if they are a few, but I cut 2 sides only when they are a lot, then I use a paper cutter, where I can cut up to 300 sheets of vinyl with lamination.

it sounds easy to do..... but........... you should match the settings from the one that runs versaworks to the one that runs color rip.

all you need to do is: (it happen to me long time ago, and called roland for support) turn off the printer, turn off the main switch and unplug the power cord, leave it for at least 20 minutes and then plug it in, turn on the mains switch and the subpower and you will be ok.

there is ink in the fee lines? usually that is a problem when there is no more ink, or the feed lines sucked in air, you will need to remove the dampers from the print head and with a syringe pull the ink from each until you get the ink in the syringe, place the damper back in the print heads...

it is strange that many people talks about the encoder strip giving problems, I just took the time to look for it, and I found it of course, but I have had this machine for about 6 years and never cleaned this encoder strip and have had no problems at all related to this encoder strip, (except...

my printer was doing exactly the same, I was going crazy about it and I almost buy a new print head, (with labor about $1,300.00), I start using Jetbest ink and oracal profile 3561 and............. magic.......... the print heads after 1 or 2 days of normal printing (2.5 hours a day for me)...

I use a fan aiming at the print, but below the printheads, otherwise you will blow the ink when the printhead is firing, I use paper that it takes time to dry, so with the fan it dries faster about 60% of the normal time it would take.