Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 17 19:29:09 EST 2014 | mdang
Hi, My FUJI CP65 is working last couple of month. Last week, it display "Hardware NG" message when I power on. I can not find this msg in the manual. Does anyone has experiences with this to point me where I should look? Thanks, -Michael
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 18 12:07:44 EST 2014 | jimmyboz
Oh yeah, the x-motor cooling fan too.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 20 11:59:54 EST 2014 | mdang
Hi Jimmy, Here is my email address mdang@sigmatronix.com. Thanks, -Michael
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 21 10:34:39 EDT 2014 | cyber_wolf
I think we traced it down to the sensor on the x-axis motor.
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 18 12:03:54 EST 2014 | jimmyboz
Hi, > > My FUJI CP65 is working last couple of > month. Last week, it display "Hardware NG" > message when I power on. I can not find this msg > in the manual. Does anyone has experiences with > this to point me where I should > look? Thanks, -
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 20 12:12:53 EST 2014 | jimmyboz
Michael, Please post when a resolution is found. I know sometimes when looking for answers and one is found, the problem is gone, but try to close it for the benefit of this forum. Thanks,
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 16 16:58:00 EDT 2014 | jimmyboz
My first guess, loose wire or bad cable. Email me and I will send you a checklist.
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 08 08:01:35 EDT 2014 | cyber_wolf
So we had a ringblow pump blow up in our CP642. We replaced it and now we are getting hardware NG errors very intermittently.(2-4 times during and 8 hour shift) I see that the x-motor fan, cam motor fan,and oil cooler are all in this circuit. When i
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 18 03:18:04 EST 2014 | smtspareparts
Should be too high temperature on somewehere on machine, 1 Check cooling oil tank, If the cooling oil need replaced? Check the radiator of cooling tank, withdraw the filtering net and clean it,and clean the dust off the radiator of cooling tank wi
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 09 03:32:49 EDT 2014 | sarason
Place a Digital CRO on that 24V rail. Watch the output. trigger on voltage drop lets say 18V picking a figure out of the air. You may well have another rail in your supply or nearby pulling your 240V //110V rail. Most likely a shot Electro either on
