yes, you have to calibrate all motors in the clamp with the CPL tools disk.
I mean whenever your greasing/lubrication interval is overdue you have to acknowledge that with the supervisor key.
attach all error details. the make-ready process is completed with all job data?
it's a normal procedure. you have to acknowledge the maintenance interval with the supervisor's key for a few on the machine otherwise the speed...
step 1; check field supply voltage when the machine is at a standstill and when you press the button for inching (when the motor turns 2 degrees)...
try to check all internal cable plugs, especially the cable at both ends for the main board as marked in the picture. [ATTACH] or re-plugin them...
what is the problem with the Cpl clamp? is this motor defective and not repairable? this is not an easily available item and you can repair it if...
yeah, you are right it's a CPL clamp motor that he needs but he threaded and mixed up in the wrong post.
OK, slave 13 is your last printing unit (unit 10) and here probably the slave is defective, or your fiber optic cable is broken.
hello what is the machine type? is it 10 printing units machine?
I think you don't need any adjustment if the potentiometer is defective. yes, if you want to change it you have to dismantle the complete clamp...
Hi, Error 74 indicates the wrong positioning clamping motor. in your case, please check the potentiometer and the drive belt for any...
please attach the errors list to understand what your problem is.
try to delete EPROM data and save again by using key disk and then put new addresses for all the drive and auto zero calibration.
you can find the A353 rack in the picture as it's in the machine panel and its slot 2 board from left to right. [ATTACH]
