Error code E-49-0320

[AskBud]

I've sent a PM. Let's see where Steven stands on the issue.
AskBud

[mtylerfl]

I've sent a PM. Let's see where Steven stands on the issue.
AskBud

Excellent - I know you'll be able to nail it for him!

[mercer57]

Ok , it seems 2 things, rollers were sticking i cleaned and lubed them and there working good. I checked the board sensor reading and it is at 119 so I am thinking it is bad since now I am getting a board sensor error code.I tried cleaning the sensor and no change.

[AskBud]

Ok , it seems 2 things, rollers were sticking i cleaned and lubed them and there working good. I checked the board sensor reading and it is at 119 so I am thinking it is bad since now I am getting a board sensor error code.I tried cleaning the sensor and no change.

Check this post.
AskBud
http://forum.carvewright.com/showthr...162#post144162

[mercer57]

Ok,I removed the board sensor and there was some dust inside and I blew it off and cleaned it, now my reading is 136. I finally got the machine to operate correctly. Thank for all the quick replies



Steven

[liquidguitars]

the term your looking for is snipe. when a board exits the cutter head or table and makes a snipe.. " x cabinet maker speaking"

http://community.woodmagazine.com/t5...IPE/td-p/32459

[Kenm810]

"Snipe" --- Oh the good O'l Days-- that's when we would gather up all the Rookies at Camp,
give them burlap bags and a flash light with the lens covered with red, blue, yellow, green, and purple plastis bags,
then send them out into the woods around midnight for a late night "Snipe Hunt" ---
We had 50 acres of woods at the camp right up against 500 acres of State land, just about the thickest woods I ever saw.
We would tell them that the Snipe wouldn't fly at night -- but run along the ground,
so not to use the flash light until you heard them running around.
Then chase then down and to blind them with the flash light so they'd run into their open Burlap Bags.

I remember several seasons of Snip Hunting, and having a good time sitting back sipping a few cold ones
while watching all the pretty lights traveling back and forth -- lighting up the woods for hours.

[dougmsbbs]

They tried to play that snipe game with us when we went on our first boy scout camp out some 40 years ago. But we knew about it. They told us where to wait and all that, then left us. We took off and made it back to camp before they did, took all their food, and headed back out into the woods. An hour later we wondered back into camp, full bellies and all, and looked so convincingly innocent that they never did figure out how they had been had. They just knew they had been, and two of them had to make a food run into town the next day.

Ah, the good old days...