THE CO2 LASER POWER SUPPLY DOES NOT GENERATE THE LASER BEAM, check the input voltage and the LON1 signal / Daniel
THE CO2 LASER POWER SUPPLY DOES NOT GENERATE THE LASER BEAM, check the input voltage and the LON1 signal
If the laser source is not generating the laser beam it may be because there is no input voltage at the laser Power Supply; to check measure with the help of a tester or multimeter the AC voltage input at the source as shown in the following image between terminals "L" and "N"
In case there is AC voltage at the laser power supply input, turn off
the machine and check that there is continuity in the “LON1” signal from the laser
power supply to the Ruida controller
board as shown in the picture.
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