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The marks on the thermostat states that it is a; Mfr. Part No.2455RC Thermostat, Solder Tag
Termination, 0°C +260°C
When disconnected and the machine is rebooted with power it will bypass to the second
stage; “Main menu”
Once into the main menu the machine goes into alarm mode in turn disabling its features.
The features that seem to be disabled are the following:
1. milling station: -
2. Press carriage.
On a further inspection towards the resolution of the error codes; they are labelled as follows:
1. 007 Error movement of press: -
2. 009 Cleaner not present: -
3. 010 Temperature not ok: -
4. 011 Execute present: -
5. 019 Critical Temperature.
My main concern at present other than getting the machine to work:] is the error showing 007
error movement of press, as I hope that changing the thermostat will clear error 010, 019 and
then once 009 has been addressed then 011 will no longer exist as a problem if 007 is fixed,
thus repairing the machine.
After speaking to another gentlemen a Morgana it was explained to me that I can attach a
external power supply to the mill and after to the carriage to check the motors to them
mechanism are functioning correctly, on an attempt to do this the mill motor had no issue of
concern and is a straight forward motor to supply the power to, the mill has neutral and live
inclusive of ground. When rerouting the mill I disconnected N1- L1 from Km21.01 within the
fuse board to add the external power supply, with the mill motor activating.
I then attempted to make the press carriage active and took the chain of the motor so the
spindle can move freely, on revealing the wires behind the power plate cover to the motor, for
the power cables to be connected I noticed four wires;
1. One grey in colour: -
2. One brown in colour: -
3. One black in colour: - And: -
4. A green ground wires.
I understood the brown cable to be L1 live and grey to be forward while black would be
reverse to the motor, so I connected the external power supply with the ground connected,
then: -
I connected L1 also from an external power supply to L1 in the motor and the
N1 to the grey cable and after to the black cable, when this was achieved you could hear the
carriage motor slightly hum with
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