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If the cables were good on the black/cyan side of things you should have had yellow/mag printing. Replace the fuses (F2 F3) check continuity of the fuses, then...start by powering up without the heads connected. If it's a electrical issue this will blow the fuse. If you unplug, check continuity...

Check the old blade...it may have a "chunk" broken from the tip area...this is common, it doesn't take much of a piece missing to make the blade chatter across the vinyl.

One sold on Ebay for $5,000 with Pigment Inks

- Go to EDIT Queue A - FILE FORMAT - EPS margin is se to "0"...set to .25 - Click OK Do the same for Queue B Problem solved.

This feature cannot be "switched off". The SP and older models no not have chip readers installed.

Gorgino - you have several issues going on. #1 Your heads look to be scratched (or in need of a major cleaning0 #1 Heads are not aligned #3 Feed Calibration is off #4 As for the ink drop out, I would connect a syringe to each cap hose and gently pull ink. See if you are getting ANY air...

In your Owners manual there is the instructions for Print Cut Adjustment, also do the Crop Adjustment while you're doing the adjustments. Also, there is a specific tension for the cable that moves your cutter and print heads... this may need adjusting, if it becomes too loose you will start...

See...I KNEW there would be "That Guy"...if you read correctly I said an XC540 (not HP or other used printers), and with a warranty suggests the printer is less than 24 months old... Nobody in their right mind would by a $32k printer and sell for $9k in less than 24 months....of course, this is...

You have the Color Management setting on Versaworks set from Pre Press US to MAX IMPACT and printing with a JPG

Your black head is badly scratched, and is the head height set to HIGH...lower the height.

If you are using a 3rd party ink (without chip) the printer will perform many cleanings to rid itself of the 3rd party ink.

BTW- You're showing the Power board...the fuses are on the mainboard...about the size of a grain of rice and $3-$5 each

The XC is a GREAT printer! We sell used (when we can find them) but do NOT expect to pay "$20k less than new"...something would be majorly wrong for that price. A good used XC 540 is worth it's weight in gold and should sell for $22k-$25k if it still has warranty and a Roland Tech has gone...

Align the heads to the cap top... they must be centered to work properly, if they are on the edge they will suck air. Then try your syringe...should work.

#1 Replace all the cap tops. #2 Use a syringe to pull ink from the cap top line (with the heads capped up) #3 If no ink comes, you have an air leak (and you will see air bubbles in the syringe) #4 If no ink use syringe on the Dampers- see if you're getting ink this far. #5 If you have ink, use...

The VP is faster and has a TWO year warranty (extra year is $995 for the SP). Four heads for the VP and two heads for the SP. Other than that...close...very close.

It's a communication issue...Doubt the cables, more likely it's the computer. Update the ColorRip Check your computer (may need more memory) Update the Firmware to 6.9 You can upgrade to Versaworks with the SP300...solves a lot of issues..but $$$

Look at the shot counts (12 heads with 24 shot counts) The average life of a head is 6 Billion Shots...add 3 zeros to the numbers (they show ie: 123,456k this is 123,456,000 shots.... and far below the average life. How does the actual test print (in Service Mode) look, do you see waves or...

Have a tech look at the history report, show a test print (this may show the scratches on the head in the service test print). Either way, figure about $1,000 to replace the head with labor and a good general service/alignment for the printer.

The brass brush is for the GRIT rollers...won't damage the chrome finish...not to be used on the Pinch Rollers...simply wipe with a cloth and alcohol to clean. Sorry, I may not have been clear on that...my mistake.