Troubleshooting (Machine Problems)
The Power Does Not Turn On
Check Action
Has the emergency stop button been
pressed?
Pressing the emergency stop button automatically turns off the power.
Release the emergency stop button.
" P. 13 “Canceling an Emergency Stop”
Initial Operations Are Not Performed or Fail
Check Action
Is the cover open? Keep the cover closed during startup. If the cover is open, this machine
stops the initial operation on the way.
Is anything caught on the spindle head
or XYZ axes?
Check whether an obstruction has become caught and is impeding the
initial operation. If so, remove it and resume the operation.
The Operation Button Does Not Respond When Pushed
Check Action
Are cables connected? Securely connect the power cord and the USB or LAN cable connecting
the computer and this machine.
" Setup Guide
Is operation paused? When the machine is paused, engraving stops and some operations are
restricted. Cancel the paused state.
" P. 21 “Pausing and Resuming Engraving”
Is a large amount of cutting waste
present?
Clean away any cutting waste. Clean the area around the spindle unit
especially carefully.
" P. 68 “Cleaning after Engraving Finishes”
Is the driver installed correctly? Install the driver with the correct procedure, and then connect the cable.
" Setup Guide
Isn't an error message displayed in the
display screen?
Perform the operation after responding to the error message.
" P. 144 “Responding to an Error Message”
The USB Cable/LAN Cable Has Come Loose during Engraving
Check Action
Was the data engraved until the end?
(If the machine did not receive all the
engraving data, engraving is carried out
for the portion received.)
The message "A wrong command is detected." may be displayed at this
time. If this happens, switch the power off and back on, then redo the
operation from the start.
Press [SPINDLE] to stop the spindle if it is rotating, and then open the
front cover and check the engraving status.
" P. 16 “Switching the Power On or O”
" P. 147 “”1025-0000” (RML-1) A wrong command is detected.”
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