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Kodak Trillion, but they need to be processed, but most plates that last that long will have to be too.

As a service company here in Florida I can tell you without a doubt that Screen or a Screen rebranded by Fuji and AGFA are without a doubt the most reliable, but also the least expensive to maintain.

Funny, Funny, I was just reading a bulletin about that a couple of days ago. So glad to hear you got solved.

Something must have just come lose, so I would reseat every cable attached to the laser CPU.

Try replacing the RJ 45 communication cable.

That is a melted roller from the old Spectrum section. That entire unit can be removed and your trendsetter will still operate. Just unplug all the electronic connections and plug the two air hoses on each side and then there's just two bolts that it pivots on you can take those out and the...

techno is correct. It's the cutter switch. I have taken the switch out and put a drop of epoxy on the end of the plastic lever to extend it after it had been worn down.

That's going to be a bad diode (pixel) in the array. A good tech may be able to program it out of the Swath Width, but it kind of depends on its location.

Instead of replacing the blue sensor, first try moving it further down closer to the plate. Also, those suction cups should be replaced, or at the very least cleaned.

If you don't have any clear areas then your developer has been contaminated by fixer or way over heated.

100% guaranteed, that is a light leak.

Every aspect of your calibration like resolution and lpi must exactly match the page setup you are trying to apply it to.

Besides the lenses on the clamp arm getting dirty they are laser diodes that can lose intensity over time so it is not unusual for the sensors sensitivity to occasionally need adjusting.

I may be able to help. Also there is a manual for it in the Founder folder.

I can't remember exactly where but you have to add a device separately and I think it's with a standalone program, like a utility. Start by looking in the folder made by the installation.