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VP540i Print Issue
Started this discussion. Last reply by irving donaldson May 10, 2017. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Well, I've solved the issue of the scan motor the rail guides and everything else. The issue that I'm having now is when I did a test print my yellow continues to print without stopping. I've tried…Continue
VP540i Scan Motor Errors
Started this discussion. Last reply by irving donaldson Apr 30, 2017. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Ok folks... I have an issue. I own a VP540i and I am constantly getting multiple Scan Motor Errors. (0040, 0080 & 0090). However, this is the issue... It appears as the motor is good, but the…Continue
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- Jeffersonville, Indiana
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- Roland VP540i, Multiple Epilog Lasers
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- Stahls Fusion and Hotronix
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If the motor is bad, you would expect an error on boot up. Once the machine cycles through a normal clean, it will attempt to do a media measurement. You will likely throw an error since it is attempting to move left and it is not moving at the correct speed - over temp reading. The cutting assembly is pulled by the motor attached to the belt. The drag comes from the printer assembly which is attached by a magnet.
What makes you think the motor is good. Those are basically the same errors. You get the 10, or the 80 and the 90 is both. The motor is jamming and causing an overcurrent error.