I find roller marks are an issue with the DJ 130 when you use roll fed paper
(of any type) and leave the roll in place between prints. (in my case I print
about 1 or 2 A1's then none for a day or two etc. I find where the paper has
been left in the print head path the rollers make unsightly dents in the paper.
Here in New Zealand we have a very damp humid climate most of the year - I have
wondered if this doesn't contribute to the problem?
The solution is to eject the paper after the finish of each session, and reload
it when you want to start again.
Using a paper cutter is essential, as it leaves your ejected paper roll with an
exact 90 degree cut - easy to re-feed when you want to go again.
Hope this helps.
John Sibley
Whangaparaoa NZ
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