Hi my name is greg
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Gregslaser
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Tue Jun 25, 2024
- Location: Lakeview
- Country: United States
- Nickname: Greg
- Laser Machine Make or Type: manual co2
- Laser Power: 60
- Laser Bed Size: 20 x 27
- Home Position: TR
- Control Software: LIGHTBURN
- RDWorks Version: 8.01.18
- LightBurn Version: V1.5.03
- Ruida Controller: RDC6442
- Windows Version: 10
I'm having an issue with my 60watt co2. It stopped dead and lost the Ruidia controller ie it does not turn on no lights on it or the steppers unless I plug the USB cord into the flash drive port then I get the screen lighting up but no steppes or laser. Laser has lit plasma,when I push the test button on the power supply. I have replaced the 24 volt power supply and still nothing
- Gareth Lewis
- Posts: 105
- Joined: Mon Jan 03, 2022
- Location: Aberdare, RCT, Wales
- Country: United Kingdom
- Nickname: Gareth
- Laser Machine Make or Type: Tangerine Tiger
- Laser Power: 50W
- Laser Bed Size: 300 x 500
- Home Position: BL
- Control Software: RDWORKS
- RDWorks Version: v8.01.47
- LightBurn Version: v1.5.03
- Ruida Controller: RDC6442
- Windows Version: 10
- Accessories: Rotary Unit, Camera, digital millammeter, digital thermometer readout
- Contact:
Hi Gregslaser
Welcome to the Forum.
Just to let you know it's been a little quiet since we got the forum back online and up and running again. We'll try and help out whenever we can.
With respect to your controller issue, I suspect the USB connection is just adding 5V and that is powering up the LCD.
You really need to use a multimeter and check if there is 24V from the new power supply and if it is getting to the controller.
If there is 24V on the PSU and not on the controller, then you could be looking at a loose connection or damaged wire.
Let us know how you get on.
Welcome to the Forum.
Just to let you know it's been a little quiet since we got the forum back online and up and running again. We'll try and help out whenever we can.
With respect to your controller issue, I suspect the USB connection is just adding 5V and that is powering up the LCD.
You really need to use a multimeter and check if there is 24V from the new power supply and if it is getting to the controller.
If there is 24V on the PSU and not on the controller, then you could be looking at a loose connection or damaged wire.
Let us know how you get on.
Gareth Lewis
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