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Looking to see if anyone has a second hand GR540/640 main board they're willing to sell! PN: 6000003126

Forgot to come back and update this thread. I fixed the GR640 a couple days ago. I replaced a few other parts that did NOT fix the issue - cut carriage ribbon, encoder PCB and cut carriage PCB - incase anyone else goes down this route. I ended up getting a deal on a GR540 that was in working...

Managed to fix the carriage motor error issue. The right sensor just needed to be unplugged/replugged. Now back to the blade slamming down and erroring out. So seems it wasn't the ribbon cable being at fault since it's new now. Any suggestions?

Replaced the ribbon cable (new) and now when I turn on the plotter the carriage will move all the way right and motor error on the bumper. Motor Error: S [01] F[00]0.0AR Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WdbjHeKkoB8oy7nnztcNk6En8zU6L4Go/view?usp=sharing

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Looking for part number: 1000016381 if anyone has on they're willing to sell? Roland and other suppliers are 4+ weeks out and need to test asap if my issue is cable related. Thanks!

Virtually everyone is out of stock on that cable for 4+ weeks, I've called around all morning :(

Is there any way to test what it is first before I start aimlessly part replacing?

Just tried it. Still gets stuck and errors out.

My GR640 was working perfect as it should. Friday we left the shop with it working perfect and turned off after a job. This morning (Monday) we went to go do some cuts and it returns back a carriage error after the blade slams down. It does this during a test cut AND when sending from...

It ended up being in AppDatas hidden folder, but the idea was right. Thanks!

I have 2 large files in my que A that completely crash/freeze Versaworks as soon as they're clicked, so I can't even delete them. Is there a way to clear the que cache or a work around to deleting the 2 files so they're no longer in que? Clicking them during a print completely crashes...

I got it to be a BIT better by re-aligning the heads manually. While it didn't solve the problem it did help band-aid the situation for that timeframe. I had a tech from All Graphics come by to service my XR640 and after going over my SP540 for a while it basically came down to the heads just...

That's what I wrote in my initial question. While its cutting you can adjust the perfcut by hitting Cut Config on the printer, but none of the changes take effect and when you change the pressure number, hit enter, then go back to the number its defaulted to whatever versaworks sent.

Yea, I do that, but what I'm asking is if I can change the perfcut pressure while cutting the job, just as you would with regular cutting.