FTA 37 Error-any help

Simon S

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Hi
We are running a Xuli printer, it has recently been displaying :-

FTA 37 - Epsom head error has occurred

and results in no control of printer either through LCD screen or Printmanager software.

Has anyone had any success in fixing this?
So far we have,
1. Changed head to a known good one, this head was taken from another printer when it was working, placed in the Xuli, same error, replaced to other rig, working fine.
2. Replaced head board - no difference
3. Replaced Flexi from head board - no difference
4. Replaced +- 42V supply cable - no difference
5. Sworn at it - no difference

Have spent numerous hours on the net, everything points at the video from 3 years ago on youtube, no fixes that I have found.

Any help gratefully received.

Simon
 
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