Great Question. So when the two light are blinking red the printer is telling you that you need to reset the waste ink counter. The printer has a counter that needs to be rest periodically. If you go to the procolored website, go to Support tab and select resources and then select the troubleshoot tab. they have a video that will walk you through the rest. Hope that helps!
Hi, nice video. Your oven settings on the video have they been curing your prints OK. Mine been having lots of little holes in the print when take out the oven, been told could be moisture but not sure. Have you come across any issues with oven. Thanks
@@davewilkos26 I have noticed on some of my prints they have the tiny holes but to be honest it doesn’t affect the quality of the print once pressed.. some people say you get it from shaking off the powder and some say it might be the oven.. I know let my print sit for two minutes before I powder it and I don’t shake off the powder as hard as I did before and that has helped and I see less of the tiny holes in my prints… I hope this info helps.
Hello! I am not sure. But if you go to the proctored website and you go to the support tab then resources you will find videos that might help! or you can reach out to the procolored customer support team.
Hi have you found 135 and 215 works for your prints or have you had any issues i was told to leave it at 105 and 150 seconds but the print was always still powdery when took it out. thanks
@@nelusway4665 I had mine at 120 200 seconds and it was overtaking contacted support about the pin holes as was ruining my finished transfers. He said I was overbaking at 120° 200 seconds. Have you encountered any issues being at 135° 300 seconds with the pin holes. Thanks
Best video!!!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks for the detailed video……
What was the issue when the two lights were blinking red, I didn’t understand why that happened? Thank you in advance
Great Question. So when the two light are blinking red the printer is telling you that you need to reset the waste ink counter. The printer has a counter that needs to be rest periodically. If you go to the procolored website, go to Support tab and select resources and then select the troubleshoot tab. they have a video that will walk you through the rest. Hope that helps!
@@nelusway4665your printer was brand new, it’s weird that you had to do that straight out of the box. I just purchased one, so it’s good to know
Hi, nice video. Your oven settings on the video have they been curing your prints OK. Mine been having lots of little holes in the print when take out the oven, been told could be moisture but not sure. Have you come across any issues with oven. Thanks
@@davewilkos26 I have noticed on some of my prints they have the tiny holes but to be honest it doesn’t affect the quality of the print once pressed.. some people say you get it from shaking off the powder and some say it might be the oven.. I know let my print sit for two minutes before I powder it and I don’t shake off the powder as hard as I did before and that has helped and I see less of the tiny holes in my prints… I hope this info helps.
@@nelusway4665 brilliant thanks for the reply. Keep up the videos
hi! have a question , why my procolored l1800 printer prints opaque, in new
Hello! I am not sure. But if you go to the proctored website and you go to the support tab then resources you will find videos that might help! or you can reach out to the procolored customer support team.
Hi have you found 135 and 215 works for your prints or have you had any issues i was told to leave it at 105 and 150 seconds but the print was always still powdery when took it out. thanks
My oven is set at the 135 and I leave it in for 300 seconds. I was having the same issue with the prints not curing all the way.
@@nelusway4665 I had mine at 120 200 seconds and it was overtaking contacted support about the pin holes as was ruining my finished transfers. He said I was overbaking at 120° 200 seconds. Have you encountered any issues being at 135° 300 seconds with the pin holes. Thanks