The loss of power could be caused by a blown fuse in the Controller. If the unit experiences a power spike, the fuse will blow to protect the rest of the system. This fuse is designed to be easily replaceable and a spare has been provided in the unit. Access to the fuses is located between the power switch and where the power cord plugs in. In this drawer, there are two 10-amp fast-blow fuses, the fuse located closest to the inside of the controller is in use and the other one is a spare.
If one of the fuses looks burnt or cracked, replace it with the spare and attempt to power the system on. If the system boots properly, continue machining. If the system fails to regain power, further troubleshooting may be necessary.
If more fuses are needed, they can be purchased from Next Wave CNC at:
https://nextwavecnc.com/product/fuse-pack-of-10-for-the-plus-and-plus-hd-controller/
Fuse specs: 10 Amp, 250VAC GMA Fuse 20mmx5mm barrel fuse.
Fuse drawer:
We hope this information is helpful. Please contact us with any questions.
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When turn on Sd 110 controller switch, the green light on the power cord turns off. Controller makes a flint beepng sound.
I've an SD100 that you sent me a SD101 Controller as replacement a few months ago. So I'm considering it an SD101, for troubleshooting. It worked fine Saturday. Today when I tried to Power on, the top LED flashed green then went out. No action on pendant. The troubleshooting article talks about a fuse that I don't seem to have. The Green LED on the power block is on solid. there's 24.3 V at the Power plug. Any help?
PS: my Profile on the Portal hasn't been updated to show the change.
Glen Cafferty
360-771-5107
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