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smoke_jaguar probably has the service manual lets see if he joins the thread we have a lot of roland manuals and a few mutoh & gerber

not familiar with that machine, but, it's a simple circuit there is some sort of power transistor or solid state relay switching power to the heaters in simplest terms, either the switching device is shorted (probably a solid state relay) or a thermistor is defective (or the wiring from the...

is that having a failure similar to our roland cut carriage cables? they fail when they flex during use, might explain the intermittent nature of the failure

yes, it is amazing all my machines work fine, but, none of them look like that!

if the question is the substrate/laminate combination for cell phone/tablet wraps (??) most of our experience is useless to you HOWEVER a couple years ago, i remember following a thread about this very topic. there are probably a few,threads if you search for cell phone wrap, etc have you...

we do not currently keep any sort of removable vinyl in stock i am trying to formalize a price list with multiple columns for a few large "subjobbers" i always have to overcomplicate a simple thing, so i want to have some "quick ship" options (stuff you can get next day or even same day) so i...

ALL 4 DEVICES need to be in the same subnet the router is a "smart" device unless you clear everything in it's programming,, it will send data IN IT'S SPECIFIED SUBNET out the wan connection. IT MAY OR MAY NOT pass things through that are in a different subnet. THIS DEPENDS ON IT'S FIRMWARE...

Yes. $14 on amazon

You complicate things, using a router as a switch you need to disable wireless, DHCP and wan type in setup.this router applies a subnet mask and only passes packets where the numbers all match & the may route your packets out the wan connection

complexity increases exponentially.

Water, not isopropyl?

I think you are having the same problem with his process i am. he is laminating BEFORE printing,

i WAS unaware. i watched the construction at the manalapan location for about 2 years. i gather it MUST be new owners, or the next generation of family?

elco sold the building 3.5 years ago (i have known them for 40 years) and go to the hardware store and bagel place in that shopping center every week they had a second location, but, i imagine that is gone as well you could ask greg ritter who owns george st. camera in new brunswick. he still...

(we are in an area where i am a newbie) if it is actually slivering, doesn't it normally GO AWAY in a couple days? (or so they say) i assume it has been more than a couple days QED it is probably not silvering, at least not in the normal sense of the word i imagine applying heat after the fact...

ok, edit my reponse to suggest that NOT EVERY LAMINATE plays nicely with every substrate

in the last month or so, SOMEONE commented that depending on your settings there is an inverse relationship between ADHESION & COLOR INTENSITY. is it possible you are not looking at silvering, but, just an ink chemistry that doesn't play well with the substrate you chose?

this has nothing to do with windows update. he needs to match the ip addresses of the NEW ROUTER & the printer both devices will have an ip address like: 192.168.0.xxx or 192.168.1.xxx the first 3 sets of numbers MUST MATCH different brands of router come OUT OF BOX with different default...

heat assist is the tetm for the heated rollers a laminator like my seal 400 uses AS OPPOSED to a laminator that "encapsulates" (melts) The material like a social security card, medicare card or drivers license. i am confused, though, you say you are laminating before printing? the normal...

Heat assist is supposed to be the answer. is it possible you haven’t found your sweet spot in the heatcsettings?