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I certainly have all these items since I actually bought and took apart three 48 Diodes machines. Was cheaper buying 2nd hand machines than buying individual spare parts when sorely needed... I will send you a WhatsApp message tomorrow.

Check the surface of the commutator, it may need cleaning/polishing. Also, make certain the surface of the brushes is pressed evenly against the commutator.

Sounds there may be something wrong with the contact of the brushes.

Glad to help when I can, I was in similar situations myself. Good luck. BTW,I have recently taken apart my last Lotem, so I have plenty of good spare parts, should you need any.

Long Shot: Check the reflective sticker on the top side of the drum (LHS from back of the Lotem).

Do you get any error messages?

It may have been called Elmo by the Scitex technicians. It is located at the bottom of the D-Box (Distribution Box).

Try replacing your Drum Driver.

Adobe CS6 works fine under VMWare.

Since the 1970's other versions, typically produced on transparent, Graphic Arts photographic films became quite popular. We used to give away different versions much like this one:

I already miss your weekly fresh, original, witty humor, presented in such compelling photo-graphics. AND...those amusing discussions...

As a small business owner also more than 5 decades in the trade, I am well aware of the "Natural Selection" and the accelerated "Survival of the Fittest" happening in our rapidly changing and shrinking industry. My point is that smaller shops wishing to modernize may sometimes find themselves...

Using any means? When a major vendors' management instruct their service departments to deny any type of support to their long time customers - I tend to regard this is INTENTIONAL harm! Their "need to maximize income" is translated to actually trying to kill all their EOL (End Of Life)...

Buying major vendors' modern rip/workflow usually mean entering a costly subscription agreement, which usually entail mandatory upgrading of hardware. This may become quite a burden for smaller shops.

You may want to check out stand-alone rips such as Harlequin and StudioRip.