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Fault diagnosis

Answer a few questions to narrow down the cause. The steps follow the order technicians actually use: rule things out from the outside in, from cheap to expensive.

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What to do

The problem is in the supply line, not the machine yet

  1. Check the breaker and fuses along the supply line
  2. Check the terminal block connections — loose screws are the most common fault where there is vibration
  3. Measure right at the PSU output: if the PSU has no output either, replace the PSU
  4. Check for hidden breaks in the wiring, especially where it passes the cabinet door hinge

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Symptom: The problem is in the supply line, not the machine yet

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Before opening the machine. Disconnect power, wait for capacitors to discharge, and photograph the current wiring. If the machine is under warranty, call us first — opening it yourself may void the warranty.