Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 15 21:52:06 EST 2013 | nikyta
Most likely it is a faulty cable in the e-chain . You can test it in diagnostic: lower the back squeege and manually move back and forth for its entire travel the print carriage while monitoring the sensor output of the squeege. You will see at some
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 28 09:27:08 EDT 2020 | serge_pirog
After 2-3 cycles error disappear.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 27 09:29:04 EDT 2020 | serge_pirog
Yes, I calibrated the height, no error. How can I check that pressure was compensated? If we press button "continue" after some cycles of printing system will show "error".
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 27 03:19:21 EDT 2020 | dekhead
Have you done Squeegee Heights calibration? (no tools required) Does it complete cal routine without error? Does pressure compensate on next print, with corresponding squeegee, following acknowledgement of pressure error? The readings calibration, ge
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 06 06:34:26 EST 2019 | kylehunter
We have a DEK HORIZON 265 that seems to be having an issue with the pressure setting for the squeeges. It seems to have an override making the set point of the squeege pressure always be 5kg. I have it set to 12kg, but on the first print, it errors
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 19 19:48:16 EDT 2007 | simmcircuits
Yes, but it does not continue, it tried to weigh the squeegee but then after trying several times it would come up with an error that the Squeegee Left is not Free (up). Cheers
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 06 08:23:53 EST 2019 | dekhead
If it is always showing 5.0Kg as the "target" value on the error on the first print then yes there is a problem. Are you certain that it is accomplishing the requested (12Kg ?) on the prints thereafter? Does it do Heights calibration (no tools requir
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 28 10:07:27 EDT 2020 | kylehunter
> After 2-3 cycles error disappear. Then you do not have an issue. That is the way the printer is supposed to work.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 27 14:32:34 EDT 2020 | dekhead
Following a pressure error, if continue is pressed, the next print with THE CORRESPONDING squeegee should attempt to compensate by increase or decrease in pressure (as appropriate)... Is it: 1)Not changing at all? 2)Over compensating? 3)Under compens
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 19 04:14:55 EDT 2007 | simmcircuits
Hi, Please help on this problem with an MPM AP25 screen printer. Everytime we print the error Squeegee Pressure Not Set is prompted. Although we can still print by clicking on Next, it beats the purpose of having an automatic printing machine. Can s
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