I have a liyu cutting plotter and it won't turn on.
the display is flashing and at the same time the blade goes up and down. But the car does not move.
I appreciate any help you can give me.
Manuel
Liyu SC631 dont start.
Re: Liyu SC631 dont start.
Since nobody can give me any kind of help. I kept researching on this team.
The problem is in the source.
It costs 129 dlls in China. which is a very high price for this cutter model.
Checking the source, it appears that the Mosfet IC is bad (open). now I will try to locate it. is the FS5N60
The problem is in the source.
It costs 129 dlls in China. which is a very high price for this cutter model.
Checking the source, it appears that the Mosfet IC is bad (open). now I will try to locate it. is the FS5N60
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Re: Liyu SC631 dont start.
Hey.
I mean no offence by any of this so please don’t take it the wrong way.
The issue is your on a dye sublimation printing forum which specialises on dye sub the other forums are more for a chat with other users in the same field.
No one here is really specialised in diagnostic of cheap Chinese cutting plotters.
Most of the time diagnosing a fault like this would require the machine to be physically looked at and diagnosed rather than a 2 paragraph statement.
As an ex electronics engineer I would advise you to take it to authorised repair store but as it’s so cheap you may as well tinker with it maybe replace a board for a few £££ and then buy a replacement if that fails.
Look on eBay for spare parts you may be surprised.
like this one for £23
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vinyl-Cuttin ... 890.l49286
I mean no offence by any of this so please don’t take it the wrong way.
The issue is your on a dye sublimation printing forum which specialises on dye sub the other forums are more for a chat with other users in the same field.
No one here is really specialised in diagnostic of cheap Chinese cutting plotters.
Most of the time diagnosing a fault like this would require the machine to be physically looked at and diagnosed rather than a 2 paragraph statement.
As an ex electronics engineer I would advise you to take it to authorised repair store but as it’s so cheap you may as well tinker with it maybe replace a board for a few £££ and then buy a replacement if that fails.
Look on eBay for spare parts you may be surprised.
like this one for £23
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vinyl-Cuttin ... 890.l49286
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