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With your attitude and either a Crestline or Kompac, you'll run envelopes all day long on a 3200 with one day (maybe two) training and your main pressman should buy you a case of beer for saving him the headache of all that bending & loading.

You can use paint thinner to wash up the rollers, and replace them every 6 months, or you can use any of the readily available press washes and maintain the rollers for a few years. You hands will appreciate the press wash also.

Adjustment (from the home screen) Image Quality Stability > Speed Ours is set for Image Quality, but it may help you. You're saying that it runs a few sheets than adjusts?

This may be advice after the damage is done, but the wear on those comes from overtightening. My 3302 is from 1994, with 42 mm impressions and we have not had to adjust (I just went out back to see what adjustment there is) or replace them. The common fault is rotating that bolt the full 90...

Ret's spot on. There's not a lot to a 360, and I can guarantee that more than a few operators have adjusted whatever it took to keep it running. From the Factory, a Ryobi 3302/Itek 3975 is only spec'd to run a 17.75 inch sheet. The first time you need to run 12 x 18 you realize that you need to...

Those publications have been around forever. They are useless, and a scam, and will set you back $250 typically. Do not talk to them, they do this for a living (not exactly an honest one). IMO, The only reputable publication would be the Blue Book, I do not even know if that is pertinant anymore.

There are dedicated machines for on demand envelopes available these days. Proper feeders, RIP driven.

The motor clicks? We've gotten you as far as possible. Look over the entire motor for a push/pop reset. Disconnect the output drive (belt?) from the motor and verify that it does not run, try to turn the folder by hand with the belt off.

Heed Al's advice. There have been more than a few instances of demand outweighing supply.

Will it turn by hand? that troubleshoots the mechanics. Is there voltage to the motor and/or a re-set for the motor?

One of the top script writers at the InDesign Forums wrote a script last week to identify the version of an ID file. It works in versions CS3 and up. Run the script (from any version of ID above CS3) and it identifies the native file version level. It is not a replacement for Soxy, but it is...

UnlimitedBT hit the nail on the head. I'm 20 years with the 3302 and have salivated over the 500 series. For what you propose, the 3302 is a better fit. Plates will be simpler and cheaper. We run poly plate material thru an imagesetter and develope seperately, but a daylight camera can handle...

Somebody hit it with the Forklift? That's an interesting shopping list. My machine at 40mm impressions has some electrical gremlins...

Does anybody have any insight as to a best pdf joboption for going to a Fiery RIP/Bizhub Pro c5500? Tomorrow a customer will be bringing in a 32 page book file created in Photoshop. To my understanding, a Photoshop PDF will mainting live type, which I think will keep the file size at best. But...

Check here for the ppd's specific to all Accusets https://acrobat.com/#d=VPqseJ9Qt4Vu4XcrMkFMLA

Vlad - am I needing to use the AgfaSet utilities to enter some code such as: {Excerpt from Star RIP Setup and Operation Guide} ? statusdict begin /RIP_IP_Address (192.9.222.8) def end

We have our Accuset set up as your previous machines owner, via Mac OSX. With Win XP we used Apple's Bonjour Print Wizard for Win machines to see the Mac's Accuset. I would suggest you purchase Miramar's PC MacLan software to enable XP to print to the Accuset without a Mac. I have been...

FWIW, there is a Roller Cleaning built into the Options screen on that machine. I have a big note under my cassette to remind myself to perform the function when I change rolls. Have been thru Load Media which feeds about 20mm and are having media errors then? I'm not sure if there are...

Those are some poorly written, atiquated guidleines gauranteed to have me navigating away from the site.

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