Can any one list all the possibilities what can cause the “sequencer timeout 3013:20” error?
Continuing the discussion from Projet 660 pro Error :
Hi
What was the printer doing before this error occurred, has the printer been in a constant printing operation or has it been standing for a while?
please upload a photo of the heads pogo’s and of the flex cable between the heads and printer
Marius_Blignaut:
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The problem appears sometimes while printing and always when printheads are purged.
Tomy
September 28, 2018, 11:47am
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In my experience it is a pogo pin issue. Pogo pins are clean and flex cable is new… possibly the pogo card itself might be the problem then.
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If your sure the pogo’s are good i would say you problem is with the pogo card or the cable is faulty or there is a connection problem
I’m not familiar with this error - sorry. My z350 had issues along several years ago but it was attributed to 3d system having sold me bad binder, they replaced all of the binder cartridges…no problems since.
I am very interested in any advice gained from this issue because I have had similar issues that I have not been able to get my machine working again.
Eyedoll
September 28, 2018, 11:28pm
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Hi, I own a 650 which is basically the same machine. My experience is errors on its own do not always communicate the exact problem the machine is facing. The real basis of errors can be a wide variety of problems not corresponding with the exact error code. Reading your own comments, I would say your best bet is to check if all your heads are provided with enough ‘flow’. Maybe there is a clog in some of the lines. Also, the valves inside the white connector tend to wear out and stop functioning. Check in ZMonitor what the temperature of your heads is during purging.
maxt
September 29, 2018, 10:54am
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besides the pogo pins connectivity the sequencer error could also be caused by the festoon cable getting old. Before changing it you could try to unplug it from the fast axis side and blow compressed air to the connectors to ensure it’s not only a matter of plaster dirty contacts.
This fixed the same problem to me for several months. Eventually it will have to be replaced
Hi,
The head temperatures are 75c when purging.
My thoughts are the same,
I replaced the festoon cable and the printer is ok now
