E37 – Cut Motor Motor Sensor Fault
This error message occurs when STOP is pressed when prompting to check the cut motor.
A/B/C Model Error Codes
A/B/C Model Error Codes
E34 – Back Roller Fault
While searching for the back edge of the board, the machine is waiting for the back roller to release and then activate the board sensor to find the edge. The “Back Roller Fault” occurs when the front roller releases before the back roller indicating that the back roller is actually stuck. Go to the “Stuck
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E33 – Front Roller Fault
While searching for the front edge of the board, the machine is waiting for the front roller to release and then activate the board sensor to find the edge. The “Front Roller Fault” occurs when the back roller releases before the front roller indicating that the front roller is actually stuck. Go to the “Stuck
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E32 – Tracking Sensor Fault
This error occurs only during the initial homing and measurement routine before the carving. It occurs when the measured backlash on the X–drive is too large or movement was not detected. It most likely occurs when there is an issue with the board that causes tracking problems. Go to the “Possible Board Problem” message section
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E17 – Board Find Range
This error message occurs when STOP is pressed when user is told to set the sliding plate properly.
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E16 – Bit Selection Error
Bit selection part of the project data is corrupted. Format the memory card and reload the project.
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E14 – Cutter Arm Fault
If cut motor is activated while a probe is inserted, or when it is activated when cut motor is not enabled. Remove probe when doing a project.
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E10 – No Bit Detected
This error message occurs when STOP is pressed when asked to reload the bit.
A/B/C Model Error Codes
E09 – Homing Fault
Cycle the machine power and retry the project. If the error persists, record the seven digit error code and contact CarveWright customer support.
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E06 – Z-Axis Stall
Description of Issue A Z-axis stall is caused when the difference between the commanded distance becomes much more than the actual distance over the allotted time interval. An easy example of this would be putting your hand on the cutting truck and preventing it from moving during an operation. The computer is commanding it (and