what machine is this?

[slimslob]

If he is trying to use the lower exit it is fruitless for multiple prints save for the largest sizes. For the upper exit, the blue guides can get broken.

I believe that with this model the blue guides are only for originals. See attached for rear stacker.
REAR STACKER.jpg

[Brianneoe]

For starters the machine is missing the flag to tell it to eject the paper to the top. In between the 2 blue guides on the exit door you have cut out that the flag would sit. Having the paper come out on the top is where 99% of my customers have the paper exit because having it free fall to the bottom is a pain. You can tape up the flag sensor and have the paper eject to the top but you are missing the 2 top exit trays that stacks them. You can PM me if you need parts or help. I run between Montauk to Manhattan and spend too much time in Brooklyn.

Good luck

[fshead]

hi
thanks for the help and i too do brooklyn and have been happy to stay at home with all the protesters causing havoc.
I plan on going to this guy as a favor as i needed an licensed electrician to finish a subpanel and a few others items.I have not been in Montauk
in 4 years but use to drive out there to fish often...And camp at Hither Hills campsite on the beach...
I have to assume you are an independant?

[Brianneoe]

I'm a SM for a small auth dealer. I do a lot of Wide Formats and help out my techs anywhere its needed.

[fshead]

hi
are you in ASTORIA?

[Brianneoe]

Farmingdale LI\NYC

[Brianneoe]

hi
are you in ASTORIA?

I think I'm doing something wrong when replying to the PM. Leave me a VM at my office extension 230 and I will call you tomorrow.

TTYT

[fshead]

I think I'm doing something wrong when replying to the PM. Leave me a VM at my office extension 230 and I will call you tomorrow.

TTYT

small world brother.......we talk tommrw
stay safe

[tsbservice]

small world brother.......we talk tommrw
stay safe

And that's what this forum is ALL about for me. In the days of havoc and viruses two fellow techs reach out helping hands. Thumbs up guys! Stay safe keep spreading good will!