DTF printer will not power on , beeping sound heard from the back of the printer? If you have no power on your Epson L1800 or R1390 DTF , UV or DTG printer and you can hear a "BEEP" repeating when you plug the printer up , then you might have a blown mainboard fuse or power supply board. Watch the video below to identify the Epson blown mainboard beep. If you can hear the beep coming from L1800 or R1390 DTF printer , then you likely need a new mainboard fuse , new mainboard or new powers supply board. Check the listing below to order the parts you need to get fix your DTF , UV or DTG printer. CLICK HERE TO ORDER L1800 / R1390 MAINBOARD FUSES Speacialty made epson L1800 or R1390 mainboard fuses , fits MOST DTF , UV and DTG printers without the need to solder. CLICK HERE TO ORDER A NEW DTF , UV OR DTG L1800 MAINBOARD: New L1800 DTF , UV and DTG printer mainboards. Visit our website for more printer repair how to video's and articles. Or send your DTF printer to us for repair and refurbishment.

Step by step video on how to replace your L1800 or R1390 DTF printers mainboard . Explanation of the "breakout" or "bypass" that , where it plugs into the mainboard and what it's purpose is. Test mainboard fuses and more. Replacing the mainboard on your L1800 or R1390 printer can be a simple process if we remember to take pictures and label all cabbles and connections as we move the repair process. Often we have found that the problem isn't the mainboard itself , but the cause of the error on the L1800 and R1390 DTF or UV printers is on the F1 fuse. The F1 fuse can easily be replaced on most DTF , UV or DTG printers with only a small screwdriver. Check out the link below to find a specialty F1 fuse that can applied to your printer quickly. Click below to order a new L1800 or R1390 DTF , UV , DTG mainboard fuse If you have tested your mainboard fuse and found that it is not damaged , then a replacement L1800 or R1390 mainboard is easy to order at the link below: ORDER L1800 DTF , UV, DTG maiboard HERE Need help with DTF , UV , DTG or Large Format printer? Reach out to us via the printer repair form and upload pictures and videos of your printers issue. Our printer repair team has experience with every inkjet manufacturer including Procolor , Colorsun , Erasmart and Mutoh systems. SuperTech220 WEB: www.inkdropprinterservices.com EMAIL: inkdropprinterservices@gmail.com

Does your DTF or UV prints look grainy , miscolored , blurry or misaligned? You don't have to be a printer technician or a print specialis t to get your DTF, DTG or UV prints PERFECTLY aligned and your prints at their highest quality. If your DTF , DTG ,UV or Large Format printer uses PrintExp Hosonsoft software , or has a Hoson mainboard the steps below will guide you through getting your prints at their HIGHEST QUALITY everytime. Stop fighting with misalignment, blurry and grainy prints follow the " How To Perform Printer Alignment PrintExp " steps below: 1. Perform Printer Alignment in PrintExp "Step Calibration" DTF, UV & Large Format printers. This step alignment controls the speed of your page feed motor. The motor feed will either slow down or speed up depending on the value you input into the test results. Performing the Step Calibration Adjustment will often remedy print quality issues such as misaligned ink layers (color ink layer to white ink layer). Click “ Adjust ” to go to the calibration page. Click “ Step Adjust ” then “ Print Adjust ” to print a chart. (The chart will look like the one in the picture below) Find the number where the lines overlap. In the example above we can see the lines overlap closest above number "0". NOTE: In most cases when initially performing the step alignment your number will not be zero . The goal is to find where the lines in the chart are CLOSEST to perfectly overlapping eachother. Once you have determined where the closest overlap lines are , enter that number into the " Pixel " box. (seen in the picture below) After entering the number associated with the closest overlapping lines click " Calculate ". PrintExp will automatically make adjustment to the page feed steps and either increase or decrease the step amount depending what number you entered. The overall goal is to get the closest overlapping lines above the number " 0 ". NOTE: sometimes this test has to be repeated SEVERAL times in order to get the closest overlapping lines to "0". You should see the overlapping lines get closer and closer to " 0 " everytime you repeat the test. Once you have reached " 0 " you can move on to the next alignment procedure. 2. Perfroming "Bidirection Calibration" in PrintExp Hosonsoft for DTF, UV & Large Format printers. This test controls how and where the ink dots drop onto your substrate (film, t-shirt, vinyl, paper etc . ....) while the print carriage is moving from left to right. Performing the Bi-Directional Adjustment will often remedy print quality issues such as blurry prints or grainy prints. Click ““ Bidrec adjust ” (see picture below) Click “ Print Adjust ” to print a chart. (The chart will look like the one in the picture below) Find the number where the lines overlap. ADD this number to the original data. In our example we see the lines overlap closest above the “+2” (positive two) , so enter 16 in the " Bidirect Value " box, because the " Bidirect Value " box already has a value of "14". We ADD "+2" to the existing value of "14"....which makes our " Bidirect Value " 16. 14+2 = 16 NOTE: In some cases you will see the lines closest overlapping above a negative number such as -3 , in those cases we subtract 3 from our existing value in the "Bidirect Value" box. The goal for this test (just like the in the previous test) is to get the closest overlapping lines above the " 0 ".....repeat the steps above over until your closest overlapping lines are above " 0 ". On some systems it is difficult to get the lines above the " 0 "......in those cases just get as close to " 0 " as possible -1 to +1 is usually fine. The more printheads you have on your system , the more difficult it will be to get the alignment above the "0" mark. After adding or subtracting your test results from the number in the "BiDirect Value" box , click "Print Adjust" again to reprint the test and see if your adjustment are getting closer to "0". 3. Perfroming "Horizontal Calibration" in PrintExp Hosonsoft for DTF, UV & Large Format printers. This test is used for aligning the printheads (if you have more than one) on your system, and the colors cahnnels on those heads horizontally together. Even if you have only one printhead on your printer, this test will help. The test tell PrintExp and your printers mainboard e xactly when to fire each drop in each channel on the X axis. So the cyan dots only stay in the cyan area of the print. If your seeing tiny dots of black in the yellow colors of your prints , or magenta dots in your cyan colors for example , then this alignment will help to improve those discolorations as well as address color edges and print boldness. Click “ Head Space ” – “ Horizontal ” (seen in picture below) Click “ Print Adjust ” to print the horizontal adjustment test (seen in the pic below) Find the number where black and white closest overlap. ADD or SUBTRACT (depending if the result is a positive or negative number) this number from the existing number in the software. In our example above, we see the black and white overlap closest above the "+2" number in the test labeled "Left Distance" "H2". In this case we want to ADD +2 to our existing value in the " Left Distance " " H2 " box. Because our current value in the " Left Distance " " H2 " box is set to -3 we will ADD +2 (positive two) , so we should input -1 into the " Left Distance " " H2 " box. Because -3 (negative three) is the existing number in the box , adding +2 (postive two, which is our test results for that box) equals -1. NOTE: If you have more than two printheads in your system, your test will show results "H2 Left Distance"....."H3 Left Distance".....and so on. Each printhead will have its own test result, BE SURE to enter the correct value into the correct box. You can repeat this test to get the overlapping lines as close to "0" as possible. Often you will find that getting all the printheads to "0" is not possible, I suggest getting them all within -2 to +2 and moving on to next alignment test. 4. Perfroming "Vertical Calibration" in PrintExp Hosonsoft for DTF, UV & Large Format printers. This test is used for aligning the printheads (if you have more than one)  on your system, and the colors cahnnels on those heads vertically  together. Even if you have only one printhead on your printer, this test will help. The test tells PrintExp and your printers mainboard e xactly when to fire each drop in each channel on the Y axis.  This alignment will improve your print crispness, edges and color mixing. Click “ Head Space ” – “ Vertical ” (seen in picture below) Click “ Print Adjust ” to print the horizontal adjustment test (seen in the pic below) Find the number where black and white closest overlap. ADD or SUBTRACT (depending if the result is a positive or negative number) this number from the existing number in the software. In our example below, we see that the existing value in the "Vertical Adjustment" box is 1463. In our printed test we see that the black and white lines overlap perfectly above the "0" value. We the ADD "0" to the existing value of 1463, which leaves our "Vertical Adjustment" value at 1463. (seen in the picture below) After completing the vertical alignment, we have finished our printhead and print alignment tests. Click "SAVE" in the top right corner of PrintExp Hosonsoft to store all the updated alignment values. Close PrintExp software , close any RIP software such as Maintop , Cadlink or Flexi. And shut down the printer for 5 minutes. Once you restart everything , run a test print to see how much better your prints look. Following the step by step process above anyone can get the highest quality prints from their DTF , DTG , UV or Large Format system. Comment below on your experience with using PrintExp to align your printheads and print colors. Were you able to get everything to "0" on all tests? How much better are your prints looking? If you need help installing or help with your printers RIP software reach out us to speak with a printer repair or software speacialists. Our team can help with any RIP software on the market , like 09j=09j Maintop Download the pdf instructions here:

PRINTER FUSES MAINBOARD FUSES , CARRIAGE BOARD FUSES , CONTROL BOARD FUSES Fuses play a big roll in every electrical aspect of your printer. Damaged or blown electrical fuses can cause damage to your printers printheads , cables and boards. When a faulty fuse is discovered in on any of your printers boards it's important to act quickly and replace the printers fuse to avoid further damage. Find Epson , Mutoh , Roland , Mimaki , Procolored , Colorsun , Erasmart , Hoson , BYHX , Senyang printer fuses and order today. HOME PRINTER REPAIR SHOP SEARCH OUR SHOP PRINTER REPAIR FORM PRINTER REPAIR VIDEOS EPSON RESET PROGRAMS PRINTER REPAIR MANUALS EPSON PRINTER MANUALS MUTOH PRINTER MANUALS ROLAND PRINTER MANUALS MIMAKI PRINTER MANUALS RICOH PRINTER MANUALS ANAJET PRINTER MANUALS BROTHER PRINTER MANUALS PROCOLOR PRINTER MANUALS PRINTHEAD CLEANING KITS PRINTER PARTS PRINTHEADS INK DAMPERS PRINTER BOARDS CAPPING STATIONS INK PUMPS PRINTER CABLES PRINTER FUSES INK LINES & TUBING PRINTERS DTF OVENS & SHAKERS DTF POWDER CUSTOM PRINTING BANNERS DTF TRANSFERS PRINTING FORUM MEMBERS PRINTER BRAND: SEARCH PRINTER FUSES

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