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  1. #1
    Well, to their credit so far, the supplier has been quick to respond.

    Some help on interpreting would be useful before I try what they suggest ! ....

    Are they suggesting I wire up a stick and see if it sparks ? lol

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    Dear freind,
    Thanks for your messaage
    I am sorry for this unhappiness it caused to you, as the problem my suppliers said that is tube broken bc.
    In this case, Firstly, please apart the laser tube from both side, and then you use a 3mm-5mm wood stick to connect the 2 wires. after that, please press the red button on the power supplys.If you can see the Ignition phenomenon, the problem is the laser tube.But if no Ignition phenomenon, then it will be power supplys problem.
    Please get me back to know the result and then we can service you better, ok?
    Please don't worry, we are always here to try my best to solve the problem for you.
    Awaiting for your reply
    Best regards
    Michaela Veit


  2. #2
    Do you have any safety switches on the lid? If they fail the laser wont fire. Try bridging it(but still close he lid and see what happens.

  3. #3
    no safety on this one !

  4. #4
    I'm interested in any ideas as to the test request above ?

    I know electronics

    I don't know the voltages involved with laser PSU's .. Will (google in a bit)
    I almost seems as though they want me to wire up a thin piece of wood and see if I get an "Ignition Phenomenon"

    I have a multi meter (1000v)... and lots of different value resistors .. could I rig up a quick test circuit to test if the laser PSU has an output ?

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Want2build1 View Post
    I'm interested in any ideas as to the test request above ?

    I know electronics

    I don't know the voltages involved with laser PSU's .. Will (google in a bit)
    I almost seems as though they want me to wire up a thin piece of wood and see if I get an "Ignition Phenomenon"

    I have a multi meter (1000v)... and lots of different value resistors .. could I rig up a quick test circuit to test if the laser PSU has an output ?
    Have a look at this:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz6J4Rs7VCw The voltage you are playing with is about 10Kv 10,000V So yes they are asking you to put a piece of wood in to see if it burns up ..Clive

  6. #6
    ah !
    It seems they sent me a wrong link to a video .. it just showed the machine cutting a smiley face !

    After some google translate'ing and searching I found this ...

    http://v.qq.com/boke/page/t/0/9/t013170ath9.html
    (You have to watch the ad' 1st)

    I shall test and let them know the result :)
    Last edited by Want2build1; 03-07-2014 at 01:31 PM.

  7. #7
    I thought they wanted you to use a piece of wood to push the wires together to short them and see if they spark. It's an amazing spark and pretty loud but not something I would do voluntarily.

    I would examine other parts of the system first such as the enable laser button to make sure its working and the connections are solid.

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