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Daigle Laminator problem

Solventinkjet

Solventinkjet

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Usually that means the jam sensor is being tripped. Make sure nothing is sticking up too high or your fingers are getting too close the roller!
 
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sardocs

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I have a Daige that had that problem. Turned out to be a broken cotter pin on the drive gear. It had sheared so it was able to slip on the axle. Once we got the sides off it was an easy fix.
 
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sardocs said:
I have a Daige that had that problem. Turned out to be a broken cotter pin on the drive gear. It had sheared so it was able to slip on the axle. Once we got the sides off it was an easy fix.
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sardocs said:
I have a Daige that had that problem. Turned out to be a broken cotter pin on the drive gear. It had sheared so it was able to slip on the axle. Once we got the sides off it was an easy fix.
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sardocs said:
I have a Daige that had that problem. Turned out to be a broken cotter pin on the drive gear. It had sheared so it was able to slip on the axle. Once we got the sides off it was an easy fix.
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I don't see a cotter pin
 
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