Jules
June 24, 2020, 4:25pm
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Looks like the tension in one of the side belts might be too loose, or the pulley might be not screwed down tight. Tighten that up in the slot with a 3mm hex wrench if needed. (Check the pulleys to make sure there are no cracks or junk in them too.) Instructions are here:
Hello, thank you for letting us know about the trouble you’ve run into with your new Glowforge. To assist with troubleshooting, would you please check your X and Y axis belts for me to ensure they’re correctly tensioned?
For the X axis belt (Located under the Laser Arm)
Turn off your Glowforge.
Carefully remove the crumb tray.
Without removing the carriage plate and belt, locate the black pulley fastened by a metal screw on the right end of the laser arm.
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Insert the short side of t…
Target tension is demoed here:
I’m sorry about the trouble with your print results when running at higher speeds. Regarding your alignment, since your unit engraved first and then cut, the cut being misaligned is likely related to the shift in your engrave.
Could you check the tension of the belt below your laser arm for me?
When pressing lightly on one side of the belt, the other side should not move.
Like this:
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(You should see an animated image above)
Let me know if the belt is loose and I will follow up wit…
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