My company installed a HP 5500 a few months ago. We have had nothing but on going electrical problems with this machine since the install. My former company had one and we had similar situations. HP Tech support "assists" my operator in getting around issues however we have had no concrete solutions from the HP side.
The main issues we are having are LAN connections dropping out and having to bypass sytems upon startup in order to get the press to come up and "run". Add that to the daily routine maintence, bids, blankets, pips ect and we have a press that runs at about 50-60% capacity, at best.
My question....has anyone had similar issues that they have solved or is this something I will have to schedule around for the duration of this machines operational life.
The operational up time is a huge negative in my eyes in regards to making customer commitments for "rush" work. My operator is "green" but seems to have a firm grasp on the machines trouble shooting and maintenace.
Any input is welcome
The main issues we are having are LAN connections dropping out and having to bypass sytems upon startup in order to get the press to come up and "run". Add that to the daily routine maintence, bids, blankets, pips ect and we have a press that runs at about 50-60% capacity, at best.
My question....has anyone had similar issues that they have solved or is this something I will have to schedule around for the duration of this machines operational life.
The operational up time is a huge negative in my eyes in regards to making customer commitments for "rush" work. My operator is "green" but seems to have a firm grasp on the machines trouble shooting and maintenace.
Any input is welcome