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I just had the same problem with mine except it was the yellow and magenta. Turned out to be a bad fuse.

$99 + design fees. In this case it is simple enough there wouldn't be any.

I wonder if they would consider ink a flammable liquid?

I don't fly often but I was wondering if they would let you take a couple cartridges of eco-sol max on a plane in your check baggage?

Here is the nozel check. Everything is firing but something is going on with the alignment.

I still can't figure it out. Any suggestions?

Any ideas on what is causing the cyan to print like this? I am also getting over-spray all over the print. Even when just trying to print a white box. Thanks.

I once knew a barber that wrapped race cars at his barber shop. I've often thought about turning my show room into a ski, snowboard and bike shop (I'm on the way to a ski area).

Hello I am going to attempt to replace a manifold on on my sj-540 tomorrow. It looks pretty straight forward but I thought I would ask if anyone had any advice or pointers before I got started. And, don't tell me to call a tech. That was the first thing I did. He can't work on my machine (too...

I think you are right on the connections. A light cleaning brought back some of the jets and than a powerful cleaning took them all away again.

After a powerful cleaning I lost half of my magenta. My gut tells me the line is clogged. but I thought I would ask first. What is the best way to fix this?

Junior Jazz Class is my favorite.

Call around and see if any sign shops in your area are open and can print the wrap for you.

Thanks I figured it out using PrintServer Net Tool.

I have sheet type > print area > Head height > Adjust bi-dir > calibration > Ink Control > Unit > Factory Default > system report > replace knife > Ink Remaining > head cleaning

Thanks. But I am trying to connect it to Colorip and I don't have System Info under Menu.

Hope this isn't a dumb question but how do you find the IP address for a soljet 540?

I called Roland and they gave me Colorip for free. I'm adding that to the list of things to be thankful for this month

Hello from NM. I just sublimate mugs so I cant give any advice but good luck. Also if you want a cuter I say go for it. Just make sure to get a good one that can handle registration and cut all the way through your prints if you want to cut shapes out of your prints.

If you don't like how others run their business take what you have learned and start your own shop. A meeting with the IRS doesn't mean anything. Dodging the IRS however is a big red flag.