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Laser 360+ Bridge Over current fault

carwashK1DD

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Hi all, so to preface this, im pretty tech savvy, i know how to use a "voltmeter" LOL, but i am having a fault that i cannot get past, the fault is "bridge drive over current", all truck wheels have been replaced, drive motor along with gear box have been replaced, tracks have been lightly lubricated, inverted L has had some slop remedied, through testing, i found when high pressure kick on, the bridge gets kind of pushed in the opposite direction, causing the bridge to become un perpendicular to the tracks and will fault, other times i do notice it happens when high pressure comes on say the fourth or fifth pass at rear of vehicle, I AM STUMPED, at this point im jus looking for something other than what ive checked out LOL, any helpful advice would be awesome!!! thanks yall!!!
 
Have you checked that your rails are level and spaced appropriately? This can cause binding. Cables through the e-chain good? Have you removed the belt and tried to push the machine back and forth? It should move with ease.
 
yup, machine is not bound at all, pulls and pushes nicely, even with belt on or off, is there a way you can check squareness? what im actually asking is, is there a way pdq will have you check squareness? i can corner to corner no problem, but im wondering if they have a procedure....
 
iv also megged electrical supply to motor, all checked out previous to new motor install, called and confirmed belt tension at 2 inches deflection at 9 in lbs i believe....
 
If the high pressure causes your bridge to become un-perpendicular, then it sounds like there still must be some “slop” or spacing somewhere for that to happen. It sounds like your manual bridge movement by pushing it back and forth doesn’t take in account the machine being under stress by the high pressure.
 
yup, machine is not bound at all, pulls and pushes nicely, even with belt on or off, is there a way you can check squareness? what im actually asking is, is there a way pdq will have you check squareness? i can corner to corner no problem, but im wondering if they have a procedure....
We would have you check it corner to corner for the proper procedure. I would be more concerned over the levelness of the rails and spacing at each wall mount bracket. Can you push the machine when the belt is on? If so, you may need to check your gearbox. You shouldn't be able to push it that easy when the belt is installed.
 
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