Compatible Pumps for Procolored XP600 Printers: What You Need to Know!
- By Ellen Joy
- On Dec 17, 2024
- Comment 0
Question:
Will this pump work with a Procolored dual printer XP600?
Answer:
Thank you for reaching out with your question! I’m sorry for any delay in getting back to you. I know that printer issues, especially with DTF systems, can be time-sensitive, and I always aim to provide detailed and accurate answers. At BCH Technologies, we appreciate your engagement and support, particularly with our YouTube channel (BCH Technologies on YouTube [https://youtube.com/@bchtechnologies]). Your feedback helps us refine our knowledge and deliver content that benefits everyone.
To answer your question: yes, most DTF printers, including the Procolored dual printer XP600, use a 24V pump. The key here is to identify the type of pump your printer requires to ensure compatibility.
Check whether your system uses a diaphragm pump or a peristaltic pump. If the tubes go into a brown box, you’re dealing with a diaphragm pump. If the tubes lead into a circular box, then it’s a peristaltic pump. This distinction is important because the internal mechanisms differ, and using the wrong pump may cause issues with ink flow and pressure. Once you verify this detail, the pump should work perfectly with your XP600 setup.
Addressing printer issues can sometimes require hands-on troubleshooting, which makes remote diagnosis tricky. If you need further assistance or professional repair, we offer an in-person evaluation and repair service through our local facility: BCH Printer Repair Service (https://bchtechnologies.com/printer-repair-service). Due to high demand, we operate on a first-come, first-served basis, so there may be a wait before we can assess your printer.
For self-help and additional resources, I highly recommend checking out our YouTube channel (BCH Technologies YouTube [https://youtube.com/@bchtechnologies]). Use the search bar next to the “About” tab to look for videos related to your printer model and pump compatibility. With nine years of content available, this is often the quickest way to find the information you need.