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6 TROUBLESHOOTING
6-
OPERATOR’S MANUAL PRO SERIES
6.1 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
CODE MSG POSSIBILE INTERVENTO
E-00 POWER ON STAND BY
STATUS - PRESS
START
This message appears when the printer is turned ON and tells the
operator that the machine is powered up. To work, the operator must
use the software commands (RESET/PRINT).
E-01 OUT OF CARDS-
PRESS START OR
FEED
This message signals that the loader is out of cards. Add cards to
continue operation. However, if the loader does contain cards, check
photocell FC4/FC7 for proper operation, proper loading tooth movement
and proper regulation of the loading box guillotine.
E-02 CARD
MISFEED-
PRESS START
The paper has not come out of the coding unit or has not been loaded
by the gripper. Check the photocell FC4 and check that the cards are
not warped. Check that the gripper opens correctly and check that the
home photocell (FC1) is functioning correctly. Press FEED to try again.
E-03 PUNCH MOTOR
ERROR - PLEASE CALL
SERVICE
The punch motor has not performed a complete cycle. Check:
that punching pressure is not too high;
photocell FC5;
fuses on the logic card;
that the punch motor is running properly;
that the clutch engages;
that the brake does not remain engaged at the end of the cycle.
E-04 EMBOSS WHL ERR.-
CHECK CARD/PRESS
START
Signals that the “character” drum has not returned home. Check:
that there are no punches out of position and manually check that the
drum is completing a rotation of 360°;
that belt tension is not too tight or too slack;
that the position control disc is fitted correctly;
that photocell FC3 is working properly;
the logic card for malfunctioning (L298 motor drivers burned out or fuses
blown).
E-05 X MOTOR ERROR -
PRESS START
Signals a movement error on the carriage X axis. Check:
axis X photocells for proper functioning;
that there is nothing mechanical obstructing complete carriage strokes;
cleaning, lubrication and sliding on the guide;
proper toothed belt tension;
correct positioning of mechanical limit stops;
that the set-up parameter settings match those indicated on the card
and in the operator’s manual.

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