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Cutting Output Problems
Crop Marks Are Not Detected
Basic Handling Methods
Output Method
Optimizing Quality and Efficiency
Maintenance
What to Do If
Machine Problems
Cutting Output Problems
Crop Marks Are Not Detected
Is the material loaded correctly?
Are you using material that is not white or is glossy?
Are you using a transparent material?
Does the material have creases or wrinkles?
Are the crop marks blurred or are they in a color other than black?
Are the crop marks at the correct positions?
Is direct sunlight or high intensity indoor light hitting the machine?
Is the material loaded and set up straight and securely? Are the printing results crooked?
Are the size and shape of crop marks correct?
Is the printing expanded or reduced?
Is the crop mark line width appropriate?
Material Feeding Is Not Smooth
The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers during Cutting
Material Lifts Up during Cutting and Gets Damaged by Blade
Output Quality Problems
Messages on the Operation Panel
Appendix
Crop Marks Are Not Detected
Is the material loaded correctly?
Are you using material that is not white or is glossy?
Are you using a transparent material?
Does the material have creases or wrinkles?
Are the crop marks blurred or are they in a color other than black?
Are the crop marks at the correct positions?
Is direct sunlight or high intensity indoor light hitting the machine?
Is the material loaded and set up straight and securely? Are the printing results crooked?
Are the size and shape of crop marks correct?
Is the printing expanded or reduced?
Is the crop mark line width appropriate?
Basic Handling Methods
Output Method
Optimizing Quality and Efficiency
Maintenance
What to Do If
Machine Problems
Cutting Output Problems
Crop Marks Are Not Detected
Is the material loaded correctly?
Are you using material that is not white or is glossy?
Are you using a transparent material?
Does the material have creases or wrinkles?
Are the crop marks blurred or are they in a color other than black?
Are the crop marks at the correct positions?
Is direct sunlight or high intensity indoor light hitting the machine?
Is the material loaded and set up straight and securely? Are the printing results crooked?
Are the size and shape of crop marks correct?
Is the printing expanded or reduced?
Is the crop mark line width appropriate?
Material Feeding Is Not Smooth
The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers during Cutting
Material Lifts Up during Cutting and Gets Damaged by Blade
Output Quality Problems
Messages on the Operation Panel
Appendix
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