Customer has a Kip 3000 that goes thru the motions of warming up. Fans, motors, stuff turning but no display. Would be leaning toward bad display but when they try to print to it they get message "not connected" I am fair on wide format equipment but haven't seen ths before.
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Re: Kip 3000 no display
Deer John,
Your machine IPS is off. It might be cause of delay board or PSU of your IPS. Remove the back cover of your machine and check the IPS. You can pull it out and plug with 110/220 v supply but check first PSU of IPS on voltage requirement. It's a normal PC put peripherals to check it. If this PC doesn't boots up then change PSU of IPS. If your IPS boots up and run normally you should check for broken fuse of delay board. If delay board is the problem and you don't have any you can plug your IPS outside. I hope it will resolve your issue.
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