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Problem:
Yellow and Green LED’s simultaneously on lamination control board. This will
also create the following error:
Cause:
All Virgo Digital Finishing Systems are equipped with two reflective sensors on
the lamination module. One is the media sensor, located right after the first two guide
rollers, and the other is the lamination sensor, mounted between the two black knobs on
the rubber roller assembly. When both the yellow and green LED’s on lamination control
panel are on, it would indicate that either one or both of the sensors have picked up an
error and the cause could be due to either the media or lamination roll has run out or the
sensors may be out of sync and needs to be re-calibrated. The following steps below will
show you how to tell when each sensor is in error mode and how to correct it or help you
re-calibrate each sensor if needed.
IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING THE FOLLOWING ISSUES WITH THE ANY
OF OUR VIRGO UNITS, PLEASE FOLLOW TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS
BELOW
Yellow and Green LED’s simultaneously on lamination control board
(Applies to all Virgo models)
The media sensor is used to detect the presence of the media. The LED on this sensor
should always be
ON
after the media has been loaded properly through all the guides; this
would also indicate that the sensor is in good working condition.
Things to remember about this sensor:
• If the LED on this sensor is OFF after the media roll has been loaded and both the
yellow and green LED’s on the control panel comes on, it could indicate that media has
ran out and needs to be changed.
• If after loading the media through the guides and the LED is still
OFF or BLINKING
with
the yellow and green LED’s on the control panel being on, it would indicate that the
sensor is out of sync and needs to be re-calibrated.
Recalibrating the Media Sensor:
(**NOTE** This operation has to be done while the media is loaded)
1. Hold down the calibration button located on the media sensor until the LED flashes off
then on. The result should be a solid LED on the sensor.
Media Sensor