[OP]
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Hi,
I am fresh out of the box new to this...
set the machine up today... had to open it up to connect loose wiring,
Setup the software and drivers...
Drew a block and hit F1, it outlined the box... then hit F2...
Error message:
Fiber Laser: Over temperature!
What is that about? any ideas?
Kehui 100w 900x600 with adjustable z axis table,
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30w Fiber Laser with Raycus power source
rotary and other fun toys I know nothing about yet...lol
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That's not a good message. Probably going to have to contact the company on that one. That's suggesting that the scan head is working but the laser itself is not.
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And I am going to guess more either loose wires or not connected plugs.
Retired Guy- Central Iowa.HVAC/R , Cloudray Galvo Fiber , -Windows 10
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I seem to recall someone else having this error but I'm not sure what was the cause. Search here for "over temperature" and you may find an answer. If not here try googling the same phrase. I want to say it was a software issue but I'm not sure.
I have a keyed switch and two pushbuttons on mine
If I miss turning on the second pushbutton, I get that message.
laser head isn't on.
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You're kidding! Who did you buy it from?Originally Posted by Pieter Swart
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[OP]
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Well the good news is that I was able to fix it... turns out , the power supply was variable voltage... I asked them to help and they got back to me in 10 mins, by skype. KUDOS! they solved that issue within 5 mins. the tech knew what he was doing! ha guided me through opening the machine, and finding the switch... yup, sure enough, it was set to 220, not 110v... flipped the switch, and bang, this baby is humming along... now all I need to do, is learn how to use the thing...lol
I bought the machine from SDCY Laser direct out of China. I would recommend them any day of the week after this experience!
Kehui 100w 900x600 with adjustable z axis table,
3 jaw chuck rotary
CW 5000 water chiller
English version RdWorks V8.01.28, ( newest version )
Windows 7 & 10
Corel Suite X8
30w Fiber Laser with Raycus power source
rotary and other fun toys I know nothing about yet...lol
No way if I had purchased a new machine that had wiring inside the machine that wasn't connected. And then had to set up for correct voltage. Most Chinese companies have Skype BTW. Ray fine rep asked me to use prior to my purchase, but my internet is so poor, Skype is not an option.sounds like they never even tested it.
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Ray Fine RF-1390 Laser Ray Fine 20watt Fiber Laser
SFX 50 Watt Fiber Laser
PM2000, Delta BS, Delta sander, Powermatic 50 jointer,
Powermatic 100-12 planer, Rockwell 15-126 radial drill press
Rockwell 46-450 lathe, and 2 Walker Turner RA1100 radial saws
Jet JWS18, bandsaw Carbide Create CNC, RIA 22TCM 1911s and others
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To be fair that’s actually the safer way to send it, what they should do is put a big label on it saying set for 220v , if they set it 110 and someone plugs it in then ‘bang’ , set it to 220v and it just doesn’t work
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