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any roland dealer, triangle ink also sells them they are all over the place just google it.. //chopper

I don't think the 300's use the ethernet cable on less they recently switched.. //chopper

the computer connection is usb, and a power cord. you will need cleaning supplies, (cleaning solvent, swabs, etc, I think most of that comes with ) buy from some one close to you that will give you support, and answer your questions that is worth more than a few bucks saved.. //chopper

looks to me like it needs to be laminated, you know this right? and if you are laminating and it is scratching off like that aint nothin' going to stop that.... but I think you do not have laminate on it.... //chopper

as bob would say you could build a statue of Socrates out of glue and pebbles of sand but why would you want to... //chopper

hey all I am saying is don't buy from some one who will lie to you to make a sale, I just want that to be clear... if pro wraps says he is printing for .28 a square I would believe him, I would also believe him when he says his machines are rock solid, since both machines use the epson print...

I have had very few issues with my Roland, other than basic maintenance issues... //chopper

this is all BS from some one trying to sell you a mutoh, not that you shouldnt buy one but com on man...at least tell the truth.... 1. Productivity I want a printer to print and a cutter to cut. The Roland can't do both at the same time. The printer can only print as fast as the cutter can...

I don't understand what was said here? the capping stations have to touch the heads when parked or your heads will dry up........ glad to hear you got it up and running //chopper

put the new ink in and pull it to the heads with the syringe, as long as your machine is fairly level you should be good to go once you get the in to the heads, you may be able to allow the pump to pull it through the lines also but I always do by hand much easier for me anyway.. //chopper

you more than likely lost the prime on your machine, what you need to do is get a syringe, take the needle off remove the maintenance cover where the printer parks the head, then remove the metal cover over the pump ( three screws at the bottom through holes in front of plate) pull off the...

you may want to look through the archives there were posts on this exact same issue with the summa and instead of the head you could do some kinda repair, I cannot quite remember but if you look through the summa area I am sure you will find it //chopper

the cutter strip is easily replaced, you can get a new one from sign ware house, I wouldn't wast my time trying to reuse it.... as far a the other issue it is the solenoid that controls the blade, you need to take the head apart, there may be a plastic guard over the head that needs to be...

if you lift the front cover and look at the top of the belt, just under that there is a plastic strip clamped in place on edge that runs all the way down the machine that is the encoder strip, I was told to clean it with alcohol and a lint free towell and wipe it in only one direction, and to...

you need to clean the encoder strip, it tells the printer where it is //chopper

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if they both are out I would think that the print head is bad, or you have a loose wire, I cannot help you more than this I never had a head go on me I do not know what drives it,(where else to look) sorry I tried to help but this is beyond what I have done... //chopper

Triangle has 440 ml carts available also, you could do a system flush and try them in the carts if you like it switch to the bulk inks or if you do not do enough printing stay with the carts..and take advantage of the savings and the better colors. if you dont like them do another system flush...

So when you do a test print does all the heads print ok except the black? when you take the cover off and move the carriage over to the left (do a wiper replace under cleaning menu) is there ink puddled in the capping station? ( if so you have a plugged line to the pump, or the pump is bad)...

when I read your post I don't know how but I missed the part where you said that it makes a different sound now than before, I would think it is your pump but you should clean the lines anyway, when you get a new pump make sure that you get the updated one, //chopper