80W Laser Power Supply Questions
Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2015 2:31 pm
Hello,
I recently completed my buildlog 2.x 80W build, after running a handful of short test cuts to align the optics and determine cutting/engraving speeds and power for my material I started my first large job. About 15 minutes in the entire machine powered down and refused to turn back on. I was running the machine off a 15a surge protector with another 10a fuse protecting the 110V coming into the machine, neither tripped. I removed my 24v power supply and powered that up separately and it works fine.
The LPSU however refuses to power on. I have it set to run on 110v. When the LPSU is not connected my terminal strip reads as follows: hot to gnd 110V ; neutral to gnd 0V ; and hot to neutral 110v. However when the LPSU is connected neutral to gnd reads 110V as well.
I opened the LPSU, the internal 6.3A fuse is not blown and I do not see any obvious shorts or burns.
If this is not covered by warranty I understand, but any help determining the root cause of the failure would be appreciated before I install a new power supply.
LPSU make / model : Jupiter BH-80W
Laser tube SP-80W
ACW608 controller
Thanks
I recently completed my buildlog 2.x 80W build, after running a handful of short test cuts to align the optics and determine cutting/engraving speeds and power for my material I started my first large job. About 15 minutes in the entire machine powered down and refused to turn back on. I was running the machine off a 15a surge protector with another 10a fuse protecting the 110V coming into the machine, neither tripped. I removed my 24v power supply and powered that up separately and it works fine.
The LPSU however refuses to power on. I have it set to run on 110v. When the LPSU is not connected my terminal strip reads as follows: hot to gnd 110V ; neutral to gnd 0V ; and hot to neutral 110v. However when the LPSU is connected neutral to gnd reads 110V as well.
I opened the LPSU, the internal 6.3A fuse is not blown and I do not see any obvious shorts or burns.
If this is not covered by warranty I understand, but any help determining the root cause of the failure would be appreciated before I install a new power supply.
LPSU make / model : Jupiter BH-80W
Laser tube SP-80W
ACW608 controller
Thanks