what to do if full back cutting is not working?
This issue is usually caused by a mismatch between the material size settings and the template being used. When cutting full back film, the cutting area is larger than standard te...
This issue is usually caused by a mismatch between the material size settings and the template being used. When cutting full back film, the cutting area is larger than standard te...
Large-size screen protectors such as iPad and laptop films have longer cutting paths. During long-distance cutting, the material may slightly shift due to the blade pressure, whic...
This issue usually occurs when the material size settings do not match the template, especially when cutting full back films. Recommended Solution When cutting full back film, pl...
This issue usually occurs when the material size settings do not match the template, especially when cutting full back films. Recommended Solution When cutting full back film, pl...
This issue usually occurs for the following reasons: Your email contains special characters Some characters such as **& , / , *** are not supported by the registration system...
According to your description, this issue is usually caused by a short circuit on the motherboard or a motherboard failure. When the motherboard fails to complete the self-test, th...
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If the main holder (blade carriage holder) becomes loose and you need to press it by hand for proper cutting, this means the part is worn out or has lost stability. The cutting ho...
If the blade does not drop properly during cutting, this issue is most likely caused by a mainboard malfunction. The blade-down action is controlled by the Y-axis motor signal fro...
"If your machine stays in the “Status Checking” state for a long time, it may be caused by network delays or communication errors. Please try the following steps: Restart the machi...
A “Time Out” message usually means that there is a communication failure between the screen and the mainboard. This can be caused by: Loose or Damaged Screen Cable Op...