The power supply light is blinking.
Do you turn ON the power as the head position is set?
If the power is turned ON as the head position is set, the power supply light blinks immediately after the initial operation is completed.
If the head is set at an inappropriate position in relation to the surface height of the material, the surface of the material may be scratched and/or the marking pin may be damaged. To prevent these failures from occurring, the power supply light blinks.
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Loosen the knob counterclockwise once.
The head position setting is cleared.
- Tighten the knob.
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Press the Power/Movement button.
The error is cleared, and the power lamp is lit.
If you do not use the head cap, do you adjust the head position based on the surface height of the material?
Turn OFF the power. Stop imprinting if it is underway.
In the case that you perform imprinting without using the head cap, if the head position is lower than the surface height of the material, the tip of the head comes into contact with the surface of the material, and the power supply light blinks. Adjust the head position to an appropriate position based on the surface height of the material and secure the head firmly with the knob.
Do you lift the head when you turn on the power?
Turn OFF the power.
When you lift the head to the topmost, the machine recognizes that the surface height of the material is out of the imprint conditions, and the power supply light blinks. Be sure to handle the machine in accordance with User's Manual.
Is the change in the height of the imprinting surface too large?
Stop imprinting.
If a change in the height of the imprinting surface is too large, the power supply light blinks. Check the conditions of imprintable materials and select a material again.
Did you load a material without using the supplied table, center vise, or clamp pin?
Turn OFF the power. Stop imprinting if it is underway.
If you load a material whose surface height is low without using the supplied table, center vise, or clamp pin, the machine recognizes that the surface height of the material is out of the conditions of the imprintable materials, and the power supply light blinks. Make sure to load a material using the supplied table (or the center vise).
Is the knob loosened?
Stop imprinting.
If the knob becomes loose in the case that the head cap is not used, the head position does not match the surface height of the material, and consequently the power supply light blinks. When you set the head position, make sure to tighten the knob firmly.
Has an initialization error occurred?
Loosen the stopper of the head, and then press the Power/Movement button. The error is cleared, and the power lamp is lit.