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You can get multimeters from any DIY place like harbor freight etc.. for less than $10. You just need a basic one that tests continuity, DC voltage and resistance. They are always handy tools to have for working on printers so worth getting one

No you can't normally tell if the have blown by looking at them. They have a very thin wire inside the ceramic block that connects to the two metal ends. If it blows it is inside the block, so you won't be able to tell. If you have never done any soldering before I would get someone else to do...

Before doing any head work, unplug the machine from the wall and leave at least 15 minutes before working on it to let the charge drain from the capacitors, otherwise you can blow the fuse easily. If you are handy with solder it is easy to replace the small mini fuse with a glass fuse in a...

Yes, leave the left head where it is, then adjust the right head with the white screw so they are approx level with each other. The hex screw with adjust the straightness of the head in the holder. If you get hold of the service manual for the printer it takes you through all of this in more...

The hex screws ( the ones on the left ) adjust the head from to left to right ( the skew ) . They do this by pushing against the brown plastic plate the head fixes to. The white plastic capped ones move the head backwards and forwards. To clean the head slider to make sure the white one is...

I imagine after over a year the OP has sorted it :D

I agree with above. The big companies churning out cheap stickers rely on the artwork being print ready so they can just stick them on a machine without thinking about it at the lowest acceptable quality. That is fine for customers who have it all ready to go, but I rarely find that is the case...

If the printer is set up properly it should cut perfectly. The whole point of getting a print and cut machine is doing it all in one job and not having to take out the print and cut in another machine

Normally with 0330 it is a bad servo board not switching the solenoids. That would be the first thing to replace.

Put them on ebay as sold for parts / not working with collection only. There is always a market for printers with shot heads as other parts can be used to repair other ones, or someone may want it and replace the head themselves. Worst case you will get a few dollars for them and get someone to...

Is the test print still looking the same? Run a couple of powerful cleans and see if it changes at all

If the voltages are all checking out ok, then is most likely a bad board. If a main chip has gone faulty there isn't really any way to test for that

Was it new or used? A lot of the new boards are chinese copies and don't work properly. It is also possible if its used that it has a fault

Yes you need to install the OEM cap top. The pump seems to be working fine as it is cleaning the other colours fine. The yellow head is probably clogged from sitting now, so you need a cap top that is working correctly

Did you say you had replaced the servo board? Where did you get the replacement from? It could be it is faulty

OK, you will need to remove the cap top and take it out and see if the hose has just come detached from bottom of it. If it has, just push it back on and it should work fine.

Which part of the waste line? There are lines from each cap top that go into the pump, then a single line that comes out of the pump into the bottle. If it is the one from the cap top you have probably just pulled the line loose from the bottom of the cap top

OK if you are not getting an LED on the servo board then it sounds like a main power supply problem. The servo board LED should light up as soon as you plug the printer into the wall and the main switch is in the on position, the printer itself doesn't need to be powered up from the control...

If there is no power at all to the printer, then it won't be the main board fuses as the printer will still power on fine without this. You need to test the main power supply and see if it is giving any voltage to the main board. Are you getting a green LED on the main board and servo board? If...

Agree with above. Do a test print in service mode so we can see how your nozzles are looking ( both the large and small ones ). It does look more like you have a block of black nozzles missing rather than it being ink starvation or an encoder issue..