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Hi, just following up to see if you’ve had a chance to speak with your electrician about the issue.

Servus miteinander,

wir arbeiten im Nebengewerbe mit einer HL 0605 in der Holzbearbeitung, CAD und Steuerung mit Cadascam und Eding.

Vielleicht kann mir jemand helfen: Ich suche unter Cadascam die Möglichkeit, Nuten auch auf dem Rückweg fräsen zu…

ok, there is something wrong, this should not be.
On Monday our electrician is back from holiday i check with him what error it can be.

ok, there is something wrong, this should not be.
On Monday our electrician is back from holiday i check with him what error it can be.

Yes, it is possible for the motors to move when the switch is off and also when the switch is unplugged.

Can you also move the axes if the switch is off ?

I tested the components yesterday, and everything seems to work. I was able to move the motors to the origin of the machine, and the switch button, when tested alone, opens and closes properly. My only concern is that when I try to unplug the on/off…

Did the switch himself work?
Are the axis motors powerless if you turn off the switch?

No, the fan doesn't stop when the switch is on. The switch cable seems to be well connected to the motherboard. I have a multimeter; maybe I can try to measure if electric current goes through the switch or not.

Did the fan stop if you turn "ON" the switch?