CamFive CFL-CMA1610T, User Manual

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LASER MACHINE TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Machine does not turn on:
a. Is the machine properly connected to a 220 volts ac outlet?
b. Check output power on the voltage regulator.
c. Double check the turn on sequence.
2. Machine is on but chiller and air pump are not:
a. Check the power-strip-on/off switch.
3. Machine goes on “Pause” when a job is sent from the SC software:
a. Verify that the chiller is pumping water. LED 57 on the interface board should be “ON”
when working properly. If “OFF” Watch the machine display at the right bottom corner.
“COOL” means there is a problem with the water flow. check the chiller:
i. Is there enough water on chiller to runs through the system?
ii. Check if water chiller displays “SYSTEM RUNNING” if it is on the “STAND BY”
mode press and hold the power button for few seconds until it starts.
iii. The hoses could be misplaced, water coming out of the outlet port of the chiller
must go to in port of the machine and water coming out port of machine must
go to inlet port of the chiller.
iv. If your chiller is equipped with a shut-off valve make sure it is open.
v. Make sure the hoses are not clogged or being pressed obstructing the water
flow.
b. Make sure that the safety switches on the back doors and front doors are activated
(pressed). LED 115 on the interface board should be “ON” for normal operation. For
safety reasons, machine will not work with open doors.
c. Press the start/pause in the control panel to release it.
4. Machine “beeps” and does not do the job:
a. Your image is located partially outside of working area. Reset point of Origin.
b. Make sure the selected layer is set to “YES” under process.
5. Machine moves but does not cut:
a. Make sure the laser switch is in the “ON” position. The relay in the lower right corner of
the electronics panel should be “ON”.
b. Check the potentiometer by the control panel and make sure it is all the way to the max.
c. Check the Amp gauge for power supply output current. “LOW” or “NO” output current
calls for a defective power supply. Replace.