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Heavy-duty Take-up / Feeding device   Trouble for feeding Q&A

Narrow Take-up / Feeding device

This machine is equipped with the narrow take-up / feeding device for media with less than 1.6 m wide.

Narrow Take-up / Feeding device   Trouble for feeding Q&A

Media skewing

• Set the media correctly.

(See Operation Manual P.2-9)

• Set the media in the center of this machine.

Setting media on one side or the other may cause skewing.

White lines / black lines in the
lateral direction

• Perform media compensation (See Operation Manual P.3-4) or 

head cleaning (See Operation Manual P.2-34).

• After compensation, adjust the feed during printing as needed. 

(See Operation Manual P.3-5)

Blurred white stripes in the
lateral direction

• Set [Tension-bar active position : any] and [Number of the weight 

: 14 each], and adjust media feeding.

• If the trouble does not solve after the adjustment above, set the 

print heater temperature to low.

• If media with less than 1.6 m wide is set on the heavy-duty take-up / feeding device, the media is 

not correctly fed. Use the narrow take-up /  feeding device.

• Read Operation Manual P.2-20 to 27 with care, and set the media correctly.
• Adjust the torque limiter to adjust take-up tension of the media.

Turn the adjustment knut clockwise to increase the tension, and turn it anticlockwise to decrease 
the tension. (See Operation Manual P.2-25 for details.)

Media skewing

• Set the media correctly.

(See Operation Manual P.2-20)
Setting media on a skew may cause skewing.

White lines / black lines in the
lateral direction

• Perform media compensation (See Operation Manual P.3-4) or 

head cleaning (See Operation Manual P.2-34).

• After compensation, adjust the feed during printing as needed.

(See Operation Manual P.3-5)

PVC media is wrinkled on the
platen and the image is printed
with poor quality.

• Set the print heater temperature to low.
• Adjust the torque limiter to increase the take-up tension of the 

media.

• Set the media adsorbing power on the platen to [STRONG].

(See Operation Manual P.3-24)

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