How to Troubleshoot a Mimaki JV33
Troubleshooting your Mimaki JV33 printer could help you avoid a call for technical assistance. By performing a few basic steps, you can pinpoint the cause of certain problems, such as the printer not turning on or images not printing correctly. These issues can result from normal wear and tear or may indicate that a simple adjustment to your printer settings is needed. Basic troubleshooting steps may point to easy solutions that will save you time and money on repairs.
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Instructions
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Check the Mimaki JV33's power cable if the printer does not turn on. Unplug and then reconnect the cable, making sure it is securely connected to the power source. Flip the power switch to “On.”
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Inspect the interface cable if the JV33 does not start printing. Confirm that you are using the correct cable. If an incompatible cable is used, data can’t be transmitted between your computer and printer. Replace the cable with the correct one if necessary.
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Clean the print heads on the JV33 if your images have white lines or dark stripes. Press the “Cleaning” key, use the arrow keys to navigate down and highlight “Normal.” Press “Enter” and wait for the cleaning process to complete.
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Adjust the heater temperature on the printer if it is in standby too long or not long enough. Press the “Function” key on the printer and then press “Enter.” Press the “down arrow” to highlight “Media Comp.” Press “Enter” and select “Heater.” Press “Enter” twice and select the proper temperature. Press “Enter” and select the time that you want the printer's heater to stay off and in standby. Press “Enter” and then “End” after configuring your settings.
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