What to do if ink does not reach head on MUTOH RJ-901C Plotter after initial charge?
If the ink doesn't reach the head on your MUTOH Plotter after the initial charge has started, check if the spring of the ink system assembly is detached or damaged. If the part is detached, remount it. If the part is damaged, replace the ink system assembly.
General| Print Resolution | 1440 x 1440 dpi |
|---|---|
| Number of Inks | 4 |
| Ink Colors | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black |
| Technology | Inkjet |
| Media Width | 91.4 cm (36 inches) |
| Number of Colors | 4 |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Media Thickness | 0.08 mm to 0.28 mm |
This section details compliance for European users regarding radio interference.
This section details FCC compliance for US users regarding radio interference.
This section lists trademarks and registered product names used in the manual.
Outlines warranty scope for repair/replacement and specifies exclusions.
Explains the manual's objective and intended audience for maintenance personnel.
Details the structure and content of the manual's sections for easy navigation.
Provides general safety guidelines that must be observed to use the equipment safely.
Explains the handling, attachment locations, and types of warning labels.
Describes operation labels, their types, and attaching positions for important operations.
Details the key features of the plotter, such as high-resolution output and ink system.
Explains the names and functions of various parts of the plotter.
Explains the operation keys, status lamps, and LCD monitor on the plotter.
Details the technical specifications of the plotter's main unit, including dimensions and performance.
Outlines the interface specifications supported by the plotter, including USB and Network.
Provides guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation location based on environmental requirements.
Describes the procedures for removing external covers before accessing internal parts.
Covers replacement procedures for main electronic boards, NIC, and cooling fan.
Covers replacement procedures for components related to the CR drive section.
Details the procedures for replacing components within the head section.
Outlines the necessary steps to prepare the machine for running the diagnosis menu.
Explains how to operate within the self-diagnosis mode and lists available diagnosis items.
Performs various inspections on circuit boards, sensors, and fans.
Aligns printing positions and corrects media feed operations.
Explains how to start up and operate Maintenance Mode2.
Lists the diagnosis items available within the Maintenance Mode2 menu.
Describes adjustment items required in part replacement and self-diagnosis functions.
Explains installing parameters and firmware via network using dedicated software.
Describes the procedure to adjust the tension of the PF speed reduction belt.
Describes the procedure to adjust the head slant in the horizontal direction.
Describes the services required for stable plotting quality and periodic inspections.
Shows how to check the life of service parts using the maintenance counter.
Covers lubrication and bonding information required after disassembly/assembly.
Describes messages displayed during normal operation and errors, with correction methods.
Describes error symptoms without messages, check items, and recovery actions.
Addresses common problems encountered during the printing process.
Lists all maintenance parts with their part numbers and remarks for reference.
Lists jigs and tools required for service operations and adjustments.
Provides exploded views and maintenance parts information for visual identification.
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