Update on power supply

[binki]

I was able to get someone from Roland to actually respond to me even though they don't support this printer any more. Here is what I need.

I need recommendations on where I can purchase one. I saw one at Digiprint but I have not heard good things about them. My local authorized dealer is really dragging their feet in getting back to me.

the part number for the VS-300 power supply

1000006130

Power Unit, LEB150F-0536-XRLD A

 

[damonCA21]

Hi, I have them in stock. They are used and tested fully working original ones. If you want to message me on here I can give you the details. I am in the UK but send parts worldwide all the time

 

[damonCA21]

 

[Langelot]

Binki, where are you located?

 

[JSIGN]

There is also a supplier called Radwell that has many such parts from many disciplines - if they don't have any used parts in stock they can repair for you.

 

[binki]

Binki, where are you located?

SoCal

 

[binki]

Well, that didn't fix the problem. I have to have someone come out.

 

[Solventinkjet]

What issue are you having? Machine not turning on? Usually that's a main board.

 

[binki]

What issue are you having? Machine not turning on? Usually that's a main board.

That is what we are figuring.

 

[balstestrat]

It would have been very easy to test the PSU first...

 

[binki]

It would have been very easy to test the PSU first...

yah, that was my mistake. I am going back to being a printer and not a tech

 

[Smoke_Jaguar]

With the availability of techs in most areas, it's good to learn both. Otherwise, you get stuck paying idiots like me the big bucks to plug a cable back in.

 

[Wbgofd]

It would have been very easy to test the PSU first...

How do you test the Power Supply Unit and is there a way to test the Main Board on a Vercacamm 540 VPI? I am having the same trouble, the machine will not start up, no display, no beep, pump clicking. There is 1 green LED light that comes on the carriage board. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Larry

 

[damonCA21]

If you have a green light on the carriage board then the power supply is ok This shows the printer is getting the 5V supply it needs to power the boards. There isn't a simple way to just test a mainboard sadly. It could be the main panel, panel cable, mainboard etc.. and you need to know how to trace voltages and diagnose faults