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You probably have dirt or derbies build up on the pressure plate called a slip sheet under the fuser belt.

Stop it halfway through the fuser.

I bet it is a scheme to print blank ballots so that the counters can count for the candidates as they see fit. After all it's not voters but the counters that count.

I have not heard anything since I found out about Hal's passing. Keep checking, maybe someone is taking over the software.

Lower fuser temp.

Now that Apple no longer uses Intel processors we don't need those huge cooling cases to prevent throttling from the heat generated, that caused the pauses in both platforms. Those new chips kick-a$$ even on a M2 mini.

They can't manufacture reliable drums or toner. Even if under a service contract I would not consider it.

Does it show on the back side is a simplex sheet? If so the 2nd BTR is not cleaning the roller?

I have used his software for years. And helped him a little bit when he was working on the wide format addition. We had some nice chats and he had some interest in model railroading which I am heavily into. So sad to hear of his passing.

Check out Morning Flight Estimating. www.printfire.com

The Xrite i1 PRO is a very old spectrophotometer. That could be your problem. Better just purchase for EFI the whole Fiery Color Profile Suite with new spectrophotometer. There is no cheap way to get correct color and you can't afford to keep printing uncorrect color.

You can use Xrite i1 PRO spectrophotometer to calibrate the V180. Does the not help with the default output profiles.

Did you also install the driver? 32-bit or 64-bit which ever you need.

That may be telling. But since we really don't know what environment they are in, what maintenance in regards to image quality is being done. what paper is being used, it is hard to say what exactly is going on. All I know is our Iridesse is the most color consistent of any digital press I...

That has not been my observation, but I have not compared much Ricoh output with our Iridesse. With the right settings I am well pleased with the solid blacks of our Iridesse on coated stock. On uncoated I think the Versants were better. Without knowing what black output setting they might have...

I have not seen you mention humidity levels. To high or to low can cause these kind of issues especially if it is random.

Don't discount that you may have gotten a spool of wire that may be thiner than it should be for stitching that thickness.

I use one as well. Had to do some small tweaking that last one we bought new but have it working real good now. What problems are you having?

Sounds like someone is trying to get a jump on 4/1. HP surely is not that ignorant.

What makes you think that? https://www.lexjet.com/ink-cartridges-and-toner