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Actually, I find it a good deal to purchase generic 220ml eco-sol cleaning carts, and extract the cleaning solvent, pour it into my little plastic bottles for cleaning, way cheaper than the Roland brand, and as most have said, it's about the same stuff and works great for cleaning! Here's some...

Most everybody on here knows how plotters and printers work in this industry, but not sure if you are failure with how circuit boards are populated, here is a short video showing how FAST a PICK and PLACE machine (chip shooter) can populate a circuit board ready to be wave soldered in the next...

How can a dirty encoder strip effect just ONE print head? Also, I thought you did this a little while back? I don't think it is something you should clean very often, I remember one poster used the wrong cleaner and removed the small indicator marks on the encoder strip, and had to get a new...

Ok, let me forward this onto the IRS, I'm sure they will want to audit you now that you are flaunting the $3,000,000.00 Well see if you have really claimed this income? :ROFLMAO:

Ok, the photo (above) is the 210 (very thin), do you have a photo of the 310 which is paper backed, that your are working with now? :thankyou:

SightLine, Have you tired their SI 310 Paper Backed Flag for flags or banners? In your experience, which of the thinner fabric's specifically has the printing problems you mentioned? Have you tried the SI 4418? What kind of Hot Knife are you using? Thanks

Hey Richard, how about posting a photo of your handy work? Could be helpful to others here! :rock-n-roll:

Well, the cable swap is one way to determine if the problem is the PRINT HEAD or something else, if the swap procedure is done correctly (without zapping the fuse), and the static-blurred image transfers to the other print head you know it's NOT the print head that is bad, however if there is NO...

BUMP - I want to hear the answer also???? :smile:

Very, Very nice work :thumb:, love the graphics! Because these are Cut & sew, what is your min. order on something like this? Costs? My Army unit I served with in Vietnam is having a reunion in DC in September, I was thinking we should get some special shirts made like these (thoughts)...

Yes, the two small surface mount fuses are loacated on the main board in the back of the printer. If one of the two fueses is blown (open), you need to replace it. They are very small and difficult to solder if you don't have experience with theses very small SMT electronic components. If too...

Yep, that's what they did for me, also some of their solvent printable fabrics are listed as 58" and 126" wide, and they slit them to 54" for me ultrasonically to eliminate fraying and head strikes. Good company. :thumb:

:Welcome: to the BEST little Sign Blog around! Lots of goods folks here and for the most part are very helpful, we have a few bad apples like in every bunch (they will show themselves very soon). :Welcome: from Texas!!!!

No, the fabric is coated, the ink stays on the surface. :smile:

Player (Richard)........... YOUR FIRED! For working on your SP-540V and NOT wearing proper static protection while dragging your feet on the dirty carpet and ZAPPING your print head with static electricity. You know better, you have been warned that your printer...

MikeD - I had the same problem finding good info printing on fabric with my Eco-Sol printer (Roland SP-540V), doing a google search I discovered a great company called Fisher Textiles, they manufacture many different fabrics which have a special coating on the surface which allows them to be...

:goodpost: Please slow down and read all the posts or you are going to mess up! Player had clearly told you where the fuses are located (see above in red), also read his thread, he is going through the same problems RIGHT NOW. USE CAUTIION when working on the electronics, make sure the power...

Hey Richard, I'm just trying to help, I'm sorry to hear about your problem, and how it has escalated. Many times on here people have posted about the misting-blur problem, and some time when they change or wiggle the print head cables, it fixes the misting-blur problem. However there are...

Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMctTIUSPPc :thumb:

Yes, do you have a multimeter that has a continuity setting? My multimeter has a continuity setting, when set to continuity, the meter makes a beep if you have continuity (closed circuit). If so, set the meter for continuity, and hold one probe on each side of the fuse, if you get a continuity...