: Typically triggered when the cutting motor faces excessive resistance. This can be caused by a dull blade, a foreign object in the cutting area, or internal motor strain.
: Manually check the movement of the edging wheels and tracing table. Look for lens debris, plastic shavings, or misaligned components that might be triggering "movement" or "overload" errors.
: Use a soft cloth to clean any visible optical sensors. Dust and water spray can frequently interfere with their ability to read lens positions correctly.
: These codes signal that the machine’s internal alignment or measurement parameters are out of tolerance. A full recalibration is usually required.
Before calling a technician, many optical professionals follow these standard procedures to clear non-persistent errors:
Understanding the most frequent codes can help you determine if a problem requires a simple cleaning or a professional service call.
: Suggests that one of the optical sensors is dirty, misaligned, or defective, leading to incorrect lens readings.