no LED display

[aokweld101]

I had a problem this morning I know I messed something up and this go around isn't going to be cheap I just need to start checking what I messed up, I recently put a separate line in for just the carvewright. And was running the harbor freight 2hp dust collector on the shop outlets. Well, I ended up having all the equipment running, 4" ft fan, dust collector two above lights and the carvewright machine on the shop outlets which threw the breaker I reset the breaker and I had no LED on the panel so I'm asking what to check first.

[aokweld101]

I had a extension cord that was supposed to be plugged in to the the outlet for the carvewright and had in plugged in to the shop outlets drawing way to much power.

[TerryT]

First make sure you have power to the outlet after resetting the breaker.

[Chip]

I learned to have the Carvewright with it's own plug and by itself in a wall outlet.

[aokweld101]

Well Terry, that was a good first thing to check... have no power out of the cavewright outlet just turned everything off in the shop and checked it on the shop outlet I have the LED showing now... check all of the machine out later it's hot out "thare" and thank you, TerryT

[Proctorw]

I have seen this before at work. For some reason, no power to any of the devices. ;)

[SteveNelson46]

I have seen this before at work. For some reason, no power to any of the devices. ;)

If you can get this to work there will be a huge market for it.http://forum.carvewright.com/images/icons/icon7.png

[lynnfrwd]

(((Lost)))

Any additional appliances on outlet is not suggested. It can stall the flow of current and give you an error message.

[aokweld101]

Alright, Stupidy is a good thing to laugh at...:oops: LMAO !!!

[smurfjeep]

I have seen this before at work. For some reason, no power to any of the devices. ;)

I have done this and spent a few hours troubleshooting the issue!