Laser Machine Repair near Southampton, Thinklaser Lightblade 1290 100 watt – Origin Live
A visit to a customer, Origin Live was required as the customer was having an issue with the machine not powering up. The customer had already changed 2 of the power supplies within the machine, but it would still not power. The laser repair was conducted by our highly experience laser service engineer ‘Gavin Edwards’. The repair visit included: –
Thinklaser Lightblade 1290 100 watt
Upon arrival at Origin Live the machine was visually inspected. The customer had replaced the 2 main power supplier inside the machine. The machine was in good condition. The mains input to the first power supply was tested with a digital voltmeter and it was showing the correct input voltage of 240v. Te continuity was tested from the main isolator to the first power supply an both the live and neutral were connected properly.
The engineer then checked the continuity from the rear of the mains socket to the Isolator. The neutral line showed a good connection, but the live was not showing any connection at all. So the issue was found to be with the mains socket. This was fully replaced with and the cables to the isolator were also renewed. The machine was then able to power on successfully.
Any of the consumable items mentioned above, Lens, Mirrors, Laser tubes, Power supplies are all available and can be bought separately in our online shop.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I improve Inconsistent Cutting Depth?
Verify that the laser head is correctly focused for the material’s thickness
Check for debris or dust on the mirrors and lenses.
Ensure that the cutting bed is level across the entire work area.
How do I stop the laser from cutting unevenly?
Inspect and clean the optical components (mirrors and lenses).
Check that the work bed is level; an uneven bed will affect cutting depth.
Ensure the material is flat and secured in place on the bed.
How to stop the laser head dragging on Material
Ensure that the material is flat and not bowed or warped.
Check the height adjustment of the laser head and set the correct z-axis distance.
Verify that the workpiece is secured properly on the bed.
