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UCJV300 - 160 Service / Maintenance manual
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Smoke_Jaguar
Man who touches printers inappropriately.
People are welcome to just message me without reviving this thread. That said, I do not provide technical support for free to inactive members of the forum. I prefer to post things where they can be read and referenced in the future by whoever needs.
palmastudio
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Any chance you could send me that manual !!? Thank you
Smoke_Jaguar
Man who touches printers inappropriately.
Reviving this thread usually results in me telling you 'no' as it shows a clear inability to follow instructions. People who cannot follow instructions are a hazard to their printers and it is best they are not given incentives to work on their machines in ways outside their realm of expertise.
I have two five year old mimaki ucjv300-160. My problem is that its eight hours drive for technicians to drive to my place. If anyone could help with a tech service manual, that would be a life changer for me.
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Smoke_Jaguar
Man who touches printers inappropriately.
1) Posting your email address in a publicly indexed forum is an amazing way to get a crazy amount of spam.
2) People who bump this thread are too lazy/stupid/incompetent to follow instructions. (Me included it seems.)
3) Not even an introduction? I mean, if you want to get something out of someone, at least buy them a drink first.
4) Service manuals are merely guides, and they are by no means all that useful for someone who's not worked on one of the printers before. They're written for techs by the Japanese Mimaki overlords and then badly translated into English for us techs to have to try and decipher. I actually have some manuals printed out so I can add countless notes to the things to correct errors or elaborate terribly written instructions.
5) Almost every person I send a manual to either never shows any sign of gratitude or immediately launches into a 5-month long saga of asking me technical questions and then not bothering to listen to advice. "Hey, it's your subtank." "No, I think it's the ink valves." "Whatever." "Why am I still getting ink errors after replacing my valves? Can you send me the firmware, it must be that."
Can you tell it's been a long month?
As for the technical issue you listed of the technicians needing to drive 10 hours, I suggest some sort of aircraft-based transport. This is not something that the service manual covers.
2) People who bump this thread are too lazy/stupid/incompetent to follow instructions. (Me included it seems.)
3) Not even an introduction? I mean, if you want to get something out of someone, at least buy them a drink first.
4) Service manuals are merely guides, and they are by no means all that useful for someone who's not worked on one of the printers before. They're written for techs by the Japanese Mimaki overlords and then badly translated into English for us techs to have to try and decipher. I actually have some manuals printed out so I can add countless notes to the things to correct errors or elaborate terribly written instructions.
5) Almost every person I send a manual to either never shows any sign of gratitude or immediately launches into a 5-month long saga of asking me technical questions and then not bothering to listen to advice. "Hey, it's your subtank." "No, I think it's the ink valves." "Whatever." "Why am I still getting ink errors after replacing my valves? Can you send me the firmware, it must be that."
Can you tell it's been a long month?
As for the technical issue you listed of the technicians needing to drive 10 hours, I suggest some sort of aircraft-based transport. This is not something that the service manual covers.
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