Roland SolJet PROII SC-540 User Manual page 113

Messages
TEMPERATURE
IS TOO HIGH
CANCELED FOR
PROTECTING MOTOR
SERVICE CALL
No: * * * *
CARRIAGES ARE
DISCONNECTED
CROPMARK ERROR
NOT FOUND
PINCHROLL ERROR
INVALID LEFT POS.
(or RIGHT)
Meaning
The air temperature where installed is higher
than the ambient temperature at which the unit
can operate (approx. 40°C (104°F) or more
higher).
Continuous operation caused the pump motor to
become hot, so operation was paused to prevent
damage to the motor.
• A problem occurred that resulted in a error that
cannot be canceled.
• Correct operation became impossible because
an error occurred.
• The useful life has ended for a component that
must be replaced by a service technician.
The cutting carriage or printing carriage are
disconnected during printing, and printing cannot
continue.
Automatic detection of crop marks by the
[AUTO ALIGN] key could not be accomplished.
The [SETUP] key was pressed while the left or
right hand pinch roller was at a location where
there is no grit roller.
6-2 What to Do If an Error Message Appears
Recovery from this problem is impossible. Use
the [POWER] key to switch the power off. First
drop the temperature of the area where installed,
then switch on the power.
Press any key to cancel the message.
Allow the unit to stand for about 40 minutes,
then resume operation.
Check the number shown on the display, then
press the [POWER] key to switch off the power.
After you switch off the power, inform your
authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer or service
center of the number that appeared on the
display.
Recovery from this problem is impossible. Use
the [POWER] key to switch the power off.
Load the media at the correct position and
perform detection of crop marks again.
Depending on the media, it may not be possible
to detect crop marks automatically. If repeating
automatic crop-mark detection results in an error
again, then perform manual crop-mark detection
(see "2-7 Reloading the Media and Performing
Cutting").
Position the left or right hand pinch roller
correctly (above a grit roller), then press the
[SETUP] key.
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