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I guess I better quit offering life time warrantee on banners......

The old Rolands do not need chips and they don't read chips if they are on the carts. You should get some waterbased cleaning fluid to have on hand as you may be able to get the heads working. I am surprised you can get it to go through the motions unless the carts tab has not popped out to...

any chance you have old carts that don't have the chip on them or remove the chip from the cart and put back on later. If the cleaning carts have a special chip then I have no other ideas. If they are just a cart without chips then you still may be able to trick the printer. This is...

If Mike's idea of powering down works ( you may have to unplug as well and wait a bit ) then try that first.

What it will let you do is let the printer think its pumping out all the ink, then when it tells you to put the cleaning carts in you can at least put the ink carts in and let it think its pumping cleaning fluid and finally it will ask for the ink carts back in and do another pump up and think...

Will it hurt to remove the pump lines from the captops?

Not sure if this will work on your printer but when the old Rolands want to do a fill up or pump up you can't stop it (as far as I know). I even turned the power off and back on but still it wanted to do the same thing. But if you can remove the pump lines from the captops the printer will...

I he did actually put a stop payment on the card then you should be able to just bill him again. Do not send him back funds..... that sounds like a scam. Paypal has all his info so if it was an out dated card he could not use it in the first place.

My internet became real slow and it may have been after an update on AVG or somethng else. I was not sure what it might be as all 3 computers were slow and all on the same router. Even the one that did not have AVG was slow so I sort of ruled out AVG and unplugged the router and the other DSL...

I think the calibration is for the media feed and scan. So when you put in a thick media it will feed at a different rate than that of a thin media. If you want the media to feed at the right rate then you calibrate. If you don't you might find one media prints a 2 foot long print bang on but...

Very interesting how a person like myself, who is still new to the design and layout side of things, can look at this billboard and see a great looking billboard. Then read the comments by some of you guys who have been doing this for years and really learn something on how to take a real good...

Not sure just how long any of us have here in the world, but I think God is building up a team...... we just don't want you on it just yet. For this one it's ok to be picked last.

Not sure if this will help or not but when you set up your file, have your reference cut line every couple of feet on the outside edge of the print so that you can just use the straight edge and line up on the inside edge of those reference lines. So actually print where you want to cut. The...

Just an update: Sorry the ISO file does not work to email as it will not burn the disk like it should. The only option may be to get a disk mailed.

I have trouble with oracal 3641 which is not the lowest end but not the best either. Find some cast to print on or a high grade vinyl and you might see a big change. Oracal 751 (cast cut vinyl) says for thermal print, but it works real nice on my CJ. The 3641 works fine for most layouts...

Not sure on this... I know if you just remove dampers on the Lc and Lm you would have an air leak so thus you use a tube to keep the vaccume. So what actually happens when you set the rip to print cmyk and still leave all the carts and heads as is? Does this not just print CMYK and leave the...

There is also a censor in the rear of the printer about lined up where the front one is. It may be still reading the sheet and if it thinks there is no media to cover the back one it may not print. I cover both of them just in case you ever have the media lift in the back a bit, I have had a...

Seeing that the drops are of the same ink color as you are printing then it has to be a case of ink build up and then a drop falling off. Most times its a fuzz or a hair like mentioned. You also can have a buildup of ink around the outer edge of the print head that catches the ink spray and...

Sometimes things happen in life to people we love and care about. We get the bad news and there is not much hope and then we always say " I wish that never happened". Then for some reason the the Doc might have missed something and things are not what they thought...... or for some reason they...

If you want to try something, set up your rip (Colorchoice or what ever you have to use) with your printer as a SC500. This will give you solvent profiles. Find a WTBM super and start with that. Heat settings as well as quality of vinyl all makes a huge difference. Also all your input...