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False alert, catridge counts goes down, but my ink and film was good so i was using too little ink. Now tried with full settings it goes down to empty around 120-150cm. However yes, printhead moves up before printing starts, it waits before feeding paper and adjust it. I opened the setting in driver. On acrorip 10.3 setting does not work, so printhead strikes nomatter what. With this setting it barely does not touch the film at full ink settings. Any minor mistake it will strike the film again. However once it is adjusted on auto shaker, it wont strike at all with thick paper setting. I use 720*720 resolution, so print speed and quality is also good.

Also my catridge levels never goes lower with chipless software btw.

Update issue was about acrorip 10.3, with it printhead was not moving up before printing. Therefore it was striking paper nomatter what.

Printhead goes to paper too close. I removed whole wheel assambly, was that supporting to other Side of carriage? Because it seems like one side of carriage drops down after leaving cap and because of that there is literally no space between. I closed Epson monitor too. I am trying to adjust printer for thick paper but it does not do anything diffirent.

Can you put a picture here, i did not understand what you meant well enough.

That is bad ink or film

Hi, I made a dtf xp15000, but when printing on paper carriage strikes paper on where the rollers was. Is there something additional to do, or should i impovise it. I tried to use thick paper setting but did not work. Using acrorip 10.3. any hints would be helpful

I liked xp-15000 so far, i just plugged a ciss system if it works well, there will be no drawbacks with it.

it depends on rip software. Acro works faster on faster computers. Because it first rips whole image then sends to printer. Kothari for example sends print immedietly after starting to rip. So you don't wait for rip process, so it does not need a fast computer. If i remember correct ekprint works like this too. But in the end bone of them needs a computer more than 8 GB RAM and average CPU. They can't use too much. Don't know about others.

Okay i guess i will try with demo then.

Can you print roll for xp-15000 with cadlink?

Does xp-15000 roll print with acrorip 10.3? How is your setting for feeding roll into it?

Put a wide white sticker or tape start of sheet. About 8-10 cm long and all the width.

It is prob. checking paper widht. And cannot recognize dtf film at all so it prints empty. You need to put a white sticker on film so sensor sees paper and starts to print. Note that you should put sticker on Max width of paper, if you stick half for example it will print as wide as your sticker so it would print half of image.

thank you sir.

Hello can anyone share the adjustment program for R3000 please?

Your printhead somehow have a clog needs to be pulled back at Orange channel if that is only one with problem. Why it is happening? Some dirt or bas ink clog could have gone into there and mixed with ink so it cannot leave now. What you must do is, put printhead on solution and pull solution back. Then remove black part where catridges sits, clean it by pumping liquid in that part, reassamble. This should work if it is only one channel. If it keeps happening on all channels your ink is bad. But what you should do is same plus replace catridges or all ciss system and use better inks.

it causes your wiper not work well. it happens slowly every time you do head cleaning. It is normal, it is because of our dtg/dtf ink.

That usually means you use too much ink for your pet film so your CMYK dont get dry fast and mixed with white on pet film. Possible solutions: 1- buy better pet film, if not solved, 2- buy better ink

Did you try it with polyester powder instead of TPU.

You most likely have dried ink inside of black part of printhead. Which you can remove and seperately flush. Then flush printhead if necessary. Keeping wiper blade, cap sealing and under printhead clean; prevents Air leakage and clogs. It is more important than you think. Under same conditions p800 would result the same but it have pressurized system so it can remove those clogs. But if you clog p800 and open it with head cleaning too many times it will damage your printhead in long run. So i would suggest same as p400 for maintaince.

Btw i tried dtf on silicone phone cover, it was okay at first but after a week it started to slide on silicone and after a week or so, i could see dtf glue and print was seperately resting on phone cover. Then all started to crack and sometimes drop and stick to my hand. It started to annoy me so i just removed it with knife but some of it stuck on knife now. It hangs on metal better, but i think i would prefer UV any day.

I am thinking maybe some UV inks could print on it. Soft ones i guess. But you should control UV heat and try to wash it before anything else.

It is about ink yield. When you go for example on L1800 at 1440*720 its white coverage is bad. Dx5 printheads are decent at 1440*720 white coverage. So with 6 white channel each 360 nozzle, it would go much lower resolutions. Another thing is, i printed with p600 dtg and kothari at 720*720, it prints with whole head 3 passes. it is not printing like normal 720*720. So prints faster and with same quality if your printhead is perfect. However it was a double CMYK printer because ink yield was not enough. But recently i discovered that i can change pass count too so that is not a worry anymore. In addition, if your print have lines, you can adjust them in settings, if your printhead started get permanent clogs(which starts at outer ends) you can cancel those nozzles and print a little slower. There are a lot of settings you can use.

You can print at lower resolutions wihtout losing quality. if you have 360 nozzle 10 channel printhead, it should print enough ink at 720*720 or maybe lower resolutions. I tested it with p600 it prints same.