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try a place called Control system Labs in Buffalo NY

I have had the light socket issue before. Pump issue might be a fried together contactor unit so as soon as you plug it in it automatically starts and runs.

Thats the series when Procut had Challenge make cutter for them. And its the only service/parts book that was made for the cutters. There is a limited schematic book for cutters floating out there. However if you dont have that series cutter the books are not much help. There was a manual with...

Cutters made by Swaneck Graphics/Procut in Ohio?? Or the Challenge Procut as some were labeled.

The interlock cut your 24 volts. But 24 volts is what pulls your start contactor in too. If you power on you also have to ?? Turn the key switch or press the cut buttons to START the cutter/pump? Power on should also let the computer system start up without the pump running yet. UNPLUG the...

there was never a service or part book for the Pro Cut cutters. When you say intialize you saying the back gage isnt moving? They were made by Microcut for Procut and from what I understand are not supported anymore because of the age. Explain more on the issue Ill try.

Have a old blue 30.5 cutter. Cut/clamp operation runs fine but foot pedal only brings clamp down 1/4". Enough to where the plunger in the rear catches it. If i unscrew the tension spring the clamp drifts and jumps back up.

SO id look at the belts slipping on the book. Use a kitchen scrubby pad on the belts to clean them. Sometimes there is a clear build up on the belts. Usually works.

If you rotate the creasing bar around via the belt you'll see it go up and down in kind of a circular motion. When it gets to the top stop as this is the upper home position. And yes power off as i think the motor lock if there is power to the machine and belt is frozen. Look at the bottom...

that code is telling you the book is staying over the sensor too long. After trimming if it doesnt leave the sensor quick enough it will call it a jam. Clean belts and see if the transport belts are gripping the book. Is their a untrimmed scrap holding on? Try not trimming just to see if there...

Good score for you. Dont go crazy on the computer. Just a basic windows 10 will do the job. You can build programs and go right over the ones they had so in time they will be all yours. When setting up jobs keep in mind GUTTER cuts should be 5mm CUTTER cuts can be 3mm. business cards run...

There was a upgrade for that spring I believe. A local dealer should be able to get them for you.

Im wondering if it was installed but never set to activate in the service mode???

Also mess with the "shrinkage option" add or subtract a little and see if that helps

Cards must be set up to run lengthways. The minimum card length is like 3" because of roller spacing. The 646 can go either way.

Duplo 615, 645 are discontinued. The major replaceable items you cant get. The cutter unit and motor. Rollers?? Id stand clear unless it is really cheap.

Can you try a older computer. We found newer computer with older software had issues.

What about instead of centering the job run it with a lead cut of 3/4" and the tail of 1/4". Yes if things are printed too close to the edges or tail edge you can get bad cuts. Make sure your rollers are clean.

The problem with the 615/616 is when you get a jam the slitters are not on a lift out module like the larger 645/646. THe new 618 gives you the ease of lifting out the modules. If you get a jam we find it easier to gently work with small tweezers with a 45/90 bend. If its jammed good it does...

645 has 4 motors for driving. 616 only has 1 so its 1 sheet from start to finish. jams are tough as slitters are not removable like the 645. Not sure about closer together but none of the units like lighter weight paper. Look at the 618. Its small like the 616 but has great features like the...