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if you buy 4900 or p5000, get a kothari. You will print 4 times faster.

Used ab film and printed glue too.

Yes used both.

Hi, your cr motor emits more voltage than it needs because of the things attached to carriage. When it happens mainboard thinks ve motor is overheating and slows it. You can put these in and trick the board, while at it place a heatsink to cr motor to accually cool it.

It is not very durable, i used it on phone cover, just putting phone into my Jean and getting back, after 3 days it started to damage. It is a bit better than sticker maybe.

If ciss is placed high or even if it is sometimes full, inks May leak onto cap station and from there to waste ink tanks. If you have this problem it may also go back into printhead and mix there a bit. But if this is the case, after you print a few mixed ink should go out and you should get correct colors again. If not maybe your wiper blade is too dirty or your printhead channels may ve leaking inside to eachother. If this is the case when leakage grows some inks start to wont fire and inks may mix and go back way inside of ciss also you will start to see some channel nozzles fade away. However This may usually seen on chinese refurbished printhead or manually cleaned printheads or if you suck ink from capping station hoses with syringe too often.

I would suspect on capping station too.

For me around 2000 USD would be okay for that price. So 2200 is also okay if i need it. You can connect it to mini shaker later if you like. So you are solving your problem and investing on future at the same time. I think it is okay, i would try to bargain a bit. I did not use l8180 so no idea.

I only tried once to feed roll into p600 so it was not easy for that one time for me. But when you learn settings it should be easier. However if you have feeding issues and that is why you are buying a new printer, that white one on video might be better in that aspect.

If you manually clean your printhead too many times, even if you do a good job, after a while it will start to leak from sides or channels will mix together because you will damage the glue inside of printhead. If you are getting nozzles right problem is something else.

These are just normal L1800 printers with some tweaks. If price is not over 2x price of the base printer, it may worth buying.

On peak conditions most inks are usable for a year, after they manufactured not after when you buy. Peak conditions: Room tempature Humidity If inks are shaken everyday Inks should not get sun light inks should not interact with Air for too long inks should not get any dust in it you should clean bottles and ink tanka regularly from solid inks.

Any ink releated part May cause This. You need to clean all parts and check if they block any liquid flowing. If they still block liquid flow, you need to replace those parts. Last option is maybe your ink gone bad and re-cloging dampers.

Why is it beta i wonder if it is working as intended. Also p900 would be really nice. They are in stock in my country, we have catridges so only missing thing is rip.

It seems similar to xp15000, however in orginal use i think xp15000 uses pigment inks, these models uses dye inks.

You can always change entire ink lines and dampers if you want to.

You could use something like vacuum to suck the dust and put it back to top.

Hello, May i have the code too, umutt4n@hotmail.com

This sits on where your catridge sits. There are ones with video on aliexpress you can check them.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/313578855223 Here you go.

I seen some videos online, they are claiming to dtf without powder, on pretreated shirts. Anybody tried it yet? If so how are washing tests and quality?

You May have prints waiting on print q. Delete them.

Just use higher RPM 10 if necessary. More is good, and i don't think any significant amount diffirence there will be. Most likely when you want it to go slower, it just lowers DC output. So RPM also gets low. If you can go %50 with 3 RPM motor, with same conditions you can go to %30 with 5 RPM. If you want to put more powder and go lower speeds at same time then go 10 or 20 RPM.

P400 tends to die randomly i could not figure out why. It seems their mainboard is really fraigle, so it is best to keep them in a well climated area.