Why is printing not possible on my MIMAKI TS100-1600?
If printing is not possible on your MIMAKI printer, make sure the cable is securely connected to the USB 2.0 port or the LAN port. Check the LAN cable type. If an error has occurred, check the message displayed on the screen.
What to do if image defects occur on MIMAKI Printer?
If you're experiencing image defects with your MIMAKI Printer, try the following: * Remove any paper scraps or debris from areas the head passes over. * Perform 'Head Cleaning'. * Perform 'Feed Correction'. * Perform 'Wiper Cleaning'. * Perform 'Cap Rubber Cleaning'. * Perform 'Carriage Underside Cleaning'. * Set auto maintenance. * Perform 'Print Head Nozzle Washing'. * Perform 'Wiper Replacement'. * Perform 'Registering Nozzle Recovery'. * Perform 'Correcting the Drop Position'.
What to do if the media jams or is dirty in my MIMAKI TS100-1600?
If the media jams or appears dirty in your MIMAKI printer, ensure you are using the recommended media and that it is not curled or have folded ends. Use the take-up unit to adjust or reload the media. If using roll media, use a smooth section for initial feeding. Attach the tape, taking care not to block the vacuum hole.
What to do if my MIMAKI TS100-1600 power does not turn on?
If your MIMAKI Printer isn't powering on, ensure the power plug is securely inserted into the outlet. Also, verify you're using the provided power cable and that the main power switch is turned on. Finally, check that the power is turned on.
How to reattach the light-blocking cover on a MIMAKI Printer?
To reattach the light-blocking cover on your MIMAKI Printer, insert the lug on one side of the cover into the corresponding hole in the tank.
General| Number of Print Heads | 1 |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Print Technology | Piezo inkjet |
| Ink Color | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black (CMYK) |
| Ink Capacity | 1 liter per color |
| Head Configuration | 8 channels |
| Media Type | Sublimation paper, Transfer paper |
| Interface | USB2.0 |
| Operational Environment | Temperature: 20 - 30 °C (68 - 86 °F), Humidity: 35 - 65 % RH (Non-condensing) |
Explains symbols and precautions for safe operation.
Details precautions for abnormal conditions and handling of liquids.
Provides guidelines for safe power connection and usage.
Identifies and describes key components of the printer.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the power cable and turning on the printer.
Instructions for connecting the printer to a PC via USB or LAN.
Explains the system configuration, including driver and RIP software.
Details the procedure for replacing ink bottles when ink levels are low or empty.
Outlines the sequence of steps for the printing process.
Explains how to adjust the print head height based on media thickness.
Provides instructions for loading roll media and using the take-up unit.
Details how to perform test prints to check ink and nozzle status.
Describes different methods for cleaning the print head to resolve defects.
Explains how to correct media feed amount for accurate printing.
Details how to adjust the drop position for bi-directional printing.
Guides on preparing image data using RIP software for printing.
Covers changing the print origin and starting the printing process.
Explains the procedure for cutting the media after printing.
Describes how to save and manage print condition settings.
Lists available maintenance actions, including nozzle recovery.
Covers various operational settings for optimal performance.
Explains how to check and manage nozzle clogging.
Allows checking machine information like usage, version, and error history.
Details essential precautions before performing maintenance tasks.
Provides a schedule and methods for routine machine maintenance.
Guides on replacing consumable items like wipers and filters.
Lists common problems and their potential causes and corrective actions.
Explains messages displayed on the screen and how to resolve them.
Lists detailed technical specifications of the printer.
Provides information on the software licenses used in the product.
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