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Thread: Y axis will not move, Epilog Mini 24

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    Y axis will not move, Epilog Mini 24

    This morning I tried engraving on a small LED flashlight. I did not realize that it was too small for the laser to auto focus on (the plunger never made it to the flashlight). I had the glass open to test the placement. The table moved up as high as it would go and than just stopped (the timer on the front control panel kept counting). I pushed the Stop button which "paused" it, and then pushed Reset to just cancel the job. The timer quit counting up, but that was it. Nothing on the control panel works now, even after power the laser down. When it powers up it comes right up to "X/Y Disabled: Y". The X axis moves freely but the Y axis will not move at all. I can't do anything on the control panel either.

    I'm heading out for some family activities, but any ideas you guys could post that I could try when I get back out be greatly appreciated.


    Thanks.
    Keith Upton
    Aerodrome Accessories
    Epilog Mini 24 - 60w

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    Keith, try this. Power on the laser, then hit the stop button, then focus, then your down arrow to lower the table, then reset. After that you should be good to go.

    John

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    You can lower the table manually by opening the front panel and moving the belt at the bottom with your hands. Maybe once it's within limits again, all will be fine. (crossing fingers!)
    Epilog Mini 18/25w & 35w, Mac and Vaio, Corel x3, typical art toys, airbrush... I'm a Laserhead, my husband is a Neanderthal - go figure

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    Make sure all your rulers are down, if you haven't done so already. Sometimes the right side is forgotten.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dee Gallo View Post
    You can lower the table manually by opening the front panel and moving the belt at the bottom with your hands. Maybe once it's within limits again, all will be fine. (crossing fingers!)
    Thanks Dee, yours was the winning answer! Just had to get the table down with in limits and then once I rebooted it, all was fine.
    Last edited by Dee Gallo; 02-16-2014 at 5:50 PM.
    Keith Upton
    Aerodrome Accessories
    Epilog Mini 24 - 60w

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    Glad it worked out for you, I like to start with the most simple thing first...
    Epilog Mini 18/25w & 35w, Mac and Vaio, Corel x3, typical art toys, airbrush... I'm a Laserhead, my husband is a Neanderthal - go figure

    Red Coin Mah Jong

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Bednar View Post
    Make sure all your rulers are down, if you haven't done so already. Sometimes the right side is forgotten.
    Greg, it was in fact that I had forgot to put the rulers down that caused the problem. I was able to engrave the little LED flashlight after all

    Quote Originally Posted by Dee Gallo View Post
    Glad it worked out for you, I like to start with the most simple thing first...
    That's always the best place to start. Until today, I did not even know how to lower the table manually though So thanks for that as well.
    Keith Upton
    Aerodrome Accessories
    Epilog Mini 24 - 60w

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