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Check: - Your're using Versaworks (Flexi and others dump ink) - The profile - That the overprint is not checked (in Printer Controls) - Media is good quality - Heater setting(s) are up to temp - lastly, shot count of the heads - may be worn out (high count)

What pump do you have? If it's the new style it should be good, if it's the old style check for ink around the pump...sure give away of bad hoses in the pump (replace with new style). When you pulled ink did you get air bubbles in the syringe? If so, you have a air leak ie: Loose brass...

What printer are you getting? The older printers use ColorRip and it costs to upgrade to use the Versaworks ($1,000 and up depending on the printer). Most of our customers use Versaworks, very few use Wasatach soft rip, Flexi 8.1 and CorelDraw users design in the program and Versaworks to Rip.

Also....check your cut strip - may need replacing.

You can also Print and Cut ONE ROW AT A TIME. This is a new feature of Veraworks...and it works great! Check out the Roland website for details. You can print and cut 500 stickers...one row at a time.

Are you leaving the printer in a cold area? If so, the printer will not turn on to perform cleanings. You can do a good cleaning, and leave plugged in - the printer will perform cleanings while you're gone - be sure to not to have empty ink cartridges installed. When you get back, do a couple...

Too much for a SP300 - the SP300 comes with ColorRip software NOT Versaworks! To upgrade is about $1,000 for the dongle.

Use a syringe to pull ink from the black hose while capped up. This should work for you to get ink thru the heads, if the heads do not fire then you have other issues. Possibly the caps are not capping (replace ALL!), or possibly you have two fuses blown on the mainboard (other issues if this is...

Check your caps - may need replacing.

Is your encoder clean (use alcohol ONLY!) After a through cleaning, perform the Limit Initialize procedure

Pums are covered by your Roland Warranty, and the pumps are VERY reliable with a very long life.

Clean with swabs and cleaning fluid, use a very soaked swab and "pat" the swab on the head area to "pump" the fluid into the head...this works.

design your file in RBG and you'll get bolder colors

The ProIII series has replaceable fuses...no need for a breaker to be installed. If you're blowing fuses there are definite issues that need to be addressed.

You can use a syringe to draw the ink thru the damper end - some of the 3rd party dampers do not fit well...if the damper appears to be "floppy" after you put it on then be suspicious...but then if it fits well...it's great buy! Or, you can do a couple of Medium Cleans and this will draw the...

Do a visual check - look closely at the very edges (seal area) - if they are bent over 9compared to the other edges) then replace...But, I have had some that "looked" ok, but were bad...best to replace and not worry for 18 more months.

Do you have your Default Setting in que A & B set to another profile? Use Glossy Calendered Vinyl, or which ever profiles you wish, but these must also be changed so neither is in the ques. (Sorry, I forgot to add this info for you)

Clear the files in your Que(s) that are using that specific profile, then go tot Media Explorer and Delete the profile.

Replace the Cap Tops ($25 ea), then do a Medium Clean...Problem Solved. Cheers

Print it on Clear - Just a thought