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  • Kenny
    Senior Tech

    Site Contributor
    500+ Posts
    • Jun 2009
    • 504

    Sharp MX2614

    Hi guys,

    I'm currently working on a Sharp MX-2614 which has a lamp issue.

    The lamp is trying to drive but it 'jutters' and it doesn't illuminate, it moves an inch,stops then moves an inch again all across the flat bed in till i turn the machine off.

    i have replaced the scanner board, motor that drives the scanner cables and the lamp itself but no avail.

    does anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening?
  • bilyahn
    Service Manager

    1,000+ Posts
    • Dec 2006
    • 1455

    #2
    Re: Sharp MX2614

    Originally posted by Kenny
    Hi guys,

    I'm currently working on a Sharp MX-2614 which has a lamp issue.

    The lamp is trying to drive but it 'jutters' and it doesn't illuminate, it moves an inch,stops then moves an inch again all across the flat bed in till i turn the machine off.

    i have replaced the scanner board, motor that drives the scanner cables and the lamp itself but no avail.

    does anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening?
    You didn't mention if you replaced the white poly rollers that the scanner wire runs through. Have had those do the same thing when the bearing goes bad. Does it move freely by hand?

    Good luck.

    Bil

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    • Prints Charming
      Trusted Tech

      100+ Posts
      • Aug 2019
      • 189

      #3
      Re: Sharp MX2614

      Did you replace the scanner lamp driver board/inverter board, which sits underneath the lamp? This powers the lamp. Check it if the lamp doesn't light up in sim test.
      The lamp must initialise first, reading the white reference strip under the main glass. Check the scanner lamp home position sensor in sim 1 when the lamp unit is moved by hand.
      When the machine boots, does the lamp unit move across to the left side of scanner without any L1 or L3 codes? Put the lamp over to the right side, then boot up to check scanner initialisation. If that works, but you have no lamp light, I'd be checking the driver/inverter board, possibly DC power supply but unlikely.

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      • Kenny
        Senior Tech

        Site Contributor
        500+ Posts
        • Jun 2009
        • 504

        #4
        Re: Sharp MX2614

        Originally posted by Prints Charming
        Did you replace the scanner lamp driver board/inverter board, which sits underneath the lamp? This powers the lamp. Check it if the lamp doesn't light up in sim test.
        The lamp must initialise first, reading the white reference strip under the main glass. Check the scanner lamp home position sensor in sim 1 when the lamp unit is moved by hand.
        When the machine boots, does the lamp unit move across to the left side of scanner without any L1 or L3 codes? Put the lamp over to the right side, then boot up to check scanner initialisation. If that works, but you have no lamp light, I'd be checking the driver/inverter board, possibly DC power supply but unlikely.
        Yes I have replaced that board, I forgot to mention the screen does not boot up when I turn the machine on so I can not see if there is any codes.

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        • Kenny
          Senior Tech

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          • Jun 2009
          • 504

          #5
          Re: Sharp MX2614

          Originally posted by bilyahn
          You didn't mention if you replaced the white poly rollers that the scanner wire runs through. Have had those do the same thing when the bearing goes bad. Does it move freely by hand?

          Good luck.

          Bil
          Yes its moves freely by hand, it 'jutters' when I turn the machine on. Spoken to another Tech, he said it could be anything power related as the machines control panel not booting up.

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          • Prints Charming
            Trusted Tech

            100+ Posts
            • Aug 2019
            • 189

            #6
            Re: Sharp MX2614

            New info definitely suggests the problem is the DC power supply.
            No display, incorrect scanner boot up sequence. Both controlled by the Scanner board (which you've replaced), but sounds like insufficient power. Easy to check power input connectors from DC on that board.

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