What to do if ink leakage occurs in MIMAKI Printer?
If your MIMAKI Printer experiences ink leakage, immediately turn off the main power and unplug the power cable. Then, contact your local dealer or our service office for assistance.
What to do if the ink has leaked out of MIMAKI UJV100-160 Printer?
If an ink leak occurs with your MIMAKI Printer, immediately turn off the main power, unplug the power cable, and contact your local dealer or service office.
How to fix MIMAKI Printer when the power does not turn on?
If your MIMAKI Printer's power isn't turning on, ensure the power plug is securely inserted into the outlet and that the main power switch is on. Also, be sure you are using the power cable provided with the printer.
How to clear clogged nozzles on a MIMAKI Printer?
To clear clogged nozzles: 1. Perform head cleaning. 2. Perform print head nozzle washing. 3. Perform [MENU] > [Maintenance] > [INK FILL]. 4. Replace the wiper. 5. Register nozzle recovery.
What to do if printing is not possible with MIMAKI UJV100-160?
First, ensure the cable is securely connected to the USB 2.0 port or the LAN port. If using a LAN cable, verify the cable type. Also, check the display for any error messages.
Why is my MIMAKI UJV100-160 not printing?
If you're unable to print with your MIMAKI Printer, ensure the cable is securely connected to the USB 2.0 or LAN port. If using a LAN cable, verify its type. Also, check the display for any error messages.
What to do if the media jams in my MIMAKI UJV100-160?
If the media jams or appears dirty in your MIMAKI Printer, ensure you are using the recommended media. Avoid using curled or folded media. Try adjusting or reloading the media using the take-up unit.
Why does my MIMAKI Printer have image defects?
If you observe image defects on your MIMAKI Printer, try the following: 1. Remove any paper scraps or debris from areas the head passes over, such as media holders. 2. Perform head cleaning. 3. Perform feed correction. 4. Clean the wiper. 5. Clean the cap rubber. 6. Clean the carriage underside.
General| Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
|---|---|
| Number of Print Heads | 2 |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Ink Type | UV curable ink |
| Ink Colors | CMYK |
| Power Requirements | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
Mimaki Engineering's liability for damages arising from product use.
Explains potential interference and mitigation steps.
Compliance with FCC restrictions for Class A digital devices.
Explains symbols used in the manual for safety precautions.
Details precautions for abnormal conditions and power supply.
Specifies required space around the machine for safe operation and maintenance.
Instructions for contacting dealers for machine relocation.
Identifies and describes the main parts of the printer.
Provides steps and precautions for connecting the power cable.
Details how to connect the printer to a PC via USB or LAN.
Explains system setup, including driver and RIP software installation.
Guides on how to replace ink bottles when levels are low or depleted.
Explains the printer display, menu modes, and ink status indicators.
Details the functions and roles assigned to the [FUNCTION] key.
How to display ink and ink IC chip registration information.
Steps for safely removing ink bottles from the machine.
Steps for preparing new ink bottles before installation.
Step-by-step overview of the printing process.
How to adjust the print head height for different media thicknesses.
Instructions for loading roll media into the printer.
How to perform test prints to check ink condition and quality.
Details different head cleaning methods (Soft, Normal, Hard).
How to adjust media feed amount for accurate printing.
How to correct drop position for bi-directional printing.
Steps for preparing and printing data using RIP software.
How to set the print origin position on the media.
Steps to begin the printing process after data transfer.
How to stop printing and clear received data.
Procedure for cutting the media after printing is complete.
Overview of the Setup menu for configuring print conditions.
Accesses maintenance actions like nozzle recovery and cleaning.
Used to set various operations for optimal machine performance.
Checks nozzle clogging and sets automatic maintenance.
Displays machine information such as usage, version, and error history.
Configures email notifications for printer events.
Important precautions to follow before and during maintenance.
Lists maintenance items and their recommended timing (weekly, when not used).
Lists consumable items and codes needed for maintenance.
Steps to clean the print head wiper to prevent defects.
Steps to clean the cap rubber to maintain print head health.
How to clean the NCU sensor for correct nozzle recovery.
How to clean the underside of the carriage and UV-LED lamp.
Procedure for washing print head nozzles to resolve defects.
How to clean the ink discharge channel to prevent clogging.
How to clean the media sensors for accurate media detection.
How to clean the DAS sensor for dot landing position correction.
How to clean the media holder to ensure proper media feeding.
How to clean the platen surface for optimal media support.
How to clean the exterior covers of the machine.
Maintenance steps for periods of one week or longer.
Specific maintenance for white ink to prevent sedimentation.
Steps for replacing the printer wiper.
Steps for replacing the printer cap.
Steps for replacing the cap absorber.
Steps for replacing the waste ink tank.
Steps for replacing worn or dirty pinch rollers.
Steps for replacing a deformed media holder.
Steps for replacing the media cutter blade.
Steps for replacing the LED glass.
General troubleshooting steps for common printer issues.
Explains how to address messages displayed on the printer.
Detailed technical specifications of the printer.
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