– Is the plotter connected to the electric grid?
– Is the emergency shut off switch pressed?
– Is there electricity available?
– Is the plotter connected to the electric grid?
– Is the emergency shut off switch pressed?
– Is there electricity available?
– Are the pressure regulators set to zero pressure?
– Is there a leak of pressurized air from the pneumatic tubes?
– Are the communication cables and ports to the PC properly connected?
– Are the communication cables and ports on the plotter properly connected?
– Is the cutting knife broken?
– Is the set cutting depth enough?
– Is the set creasing depth enough?
– Is the set air pressure enough?
– Is there electrical supply?
– Is there accumulation of dirt on the rubbing parts of the plotter?
– Are the terminal switches engaged (in an attempt to move the toolhead outside of the working area)?
– Always refer to an authorised technician to fix problems that you notice during plotter operation.