Hello to all,
If anyone could help me with this problem it would be EXTREMELY great full, for I am worried about my machine.
I moved my machine from my previous workplace to my new location then I noticed that the LC Head was not printing. Flowing this I did a Test Print then I got the following result:
Following that I removed the dampers so I could clean the head. From there I reconnected everything back then I noticed that the LC was no longer printing anything.
But at times a small strip would come out.
Now any design that has gray in it comes out red. And my colors are not the way it was before this problem.
I would appreciate any help and advise. ASAP.
Thanks
If anyone could help me with this problem it would be EXTREMELY great full, for I am worried about my machine.
I moved my machine from my previous workplace to my new location then I noticed that the LC Head was not printing. Flowing this I did a Test Print then I got the following result:
Following that I removed the dampers so I could clean the head. From there I reconnected everything back then I noticed that the LC was no longer printing anything.
But at times a small strip would come out.
Now any design that has gray in it comes out red. And my colors are not the way it was before this problem.
I would appreciate any help and advise. ASAP.
Thanks

! I tell ya what, I have had my Roland for a about a year and a half and havent had to change anything on it. I have yet to have my heads, even when I havent done a cleaning in a week, look like that. YOU HAVE TO CLEAN IT RELIGIOUSLY WEEKLY! Every friday or monday buddy just pick one and stick to it. Secondly, I had a problem with half my yellows not showing up and all I did was a medium clean, a manual cleaning of the system with the special Qtips and cleaning solution. Heres the key, get a brand new qtip and soak it in the solution. VERY gently go across the soak-up sponges that have the colors on them a few times and then do another test print. However I'll tell you right now buddy your heads maybe screwed as it is.