Recent content by Biggady

Thanks for the reply Vassago. I got there eventually - it was one of the ribbon cables that run from the slider relay board to the slider. There is one per head, so as far as I can tell absolutely nothing to do with the error message that was being displayed, but hey ho! Cheers again.

I've got a really frustrating issue with one of our original UJF-3042's. It will regularly pause during printing by flashing up the 'Reset Switch' message and then asking whether to continue printing or cancel. This will generally happen 2 or 3 times per bed and the 'Reset Switch' message will...

Looking at those temps, I'm guessing that you don't use your primer too often and that some of the nozzles have become blocked - the head will struggle to heat up if this is the case. If you are able to clear the head (try using the PR200 cleaning solution if you haven't already) you should see...

Hi Quicksign I suspect it could be your heater - it definitely should be giving off a fair bit of heat, definitely enough that it should be obvious if it's on or not. Probably others on here that would know if there are any other reasons as to why it's not turning on though.

Cheers TD Digital - I did manage to resolve the issue eventually, but I hadn't really been sure what had actually solved it. One of the things I did do though (amongst other things) was what you suggest, by pulling coolant from the out and then putting it back in the in (minus any air) - it's...

Hi Thanks for the reply - much appreciated. I thought on the MkII the water was used to warm the heads, and the UV unit was air cooled. Why is there a water heater if this isn't the case? The problem has gradually occurred over a couple of weeks - at first it would just take longer than usual...

Hi, Having a problem with our UJF-6042 MkII where it seems unable to get the heads up to temperature. Unless you override it by pressing 'enter' the machine won't print and will just display the message 'Head Temp. Control Please Wait...'. Does anyone know what temperature the heads need to be...