TOP 3 MISTAKES CO2 Laser! Mechanical issues of CO2 laser machines | Wattsan

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Here you can find useful and helpful information on repairing, adjusting, operating Wattsan equipment, and troubleshooting any problems that may arise during use!
When working with a CO2 laser, you can encounter the following issues:
backlash in mechanics. It can lead to uneven cuts and missing steps when moving the nozzle;
mechanical jamming. Inability to move across the entire working area;
a bevel cut. The edge of the material is at an angle.
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🖱️ After watching the video “Replacing the laser power supply unit”, you will learn:
📍 How to change the laser power supply unit
📍 Check the electronics compartment of the machine
📍 How to connect wires to the new supply unit
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[@demodelbouwloods987]

I have a 1610lt machine. While cutting acrylic I see straight lines in the cut. The size is correct though. Running at 4mm/s. I see others with higher speeds and have flamepolisch results. I do not have any other issues with the machine, it cuts straight and is proper allignt. I drew this project in Lightburn.
The belt tension seems to by Oké and all screws are tight.
At forums they suggest increasing or decreasing the motor current at the stepper driver. Because it seem to look like the vertical lines are from the motorsteps
What do you recommend?

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