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    Before & After Pics Of Van I Completed Over The Weekend
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    Well, there is a sensor that detects when the lever is up or down, you would need to remove the plastic cover nearest the control panel side of the machine to get to it. This may or may not be the culprit. Make sure the white connector is plugged in to the sensor. I suppose the sensor could fail but I don't think it would be unlikely since there are no moving parts on the sensor itself. Also, I suppose you could try a factory reset by holding the arrow up button while turning on the cutter. Another thing, were you trying to cut too small of a piece of vinyl? The vinyl has to cover the rear sensor of the cutter or it won't allow the cutter to proceed. Something else you might try is turning off the sensors in the cutter setup menu.
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    WIldgoose, Found it!!!!!!! It's Brock, skewed to 30 degrees. Thanks Mark & Wildgoose. Hope this helps someone else. Russ
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    My Apoligies its corel photo i have. so would vinylmaster cut basic be a good start software to by at £45 regards chris
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    had something like that on a roland gx-24 once - after playing with it I finally let the lever snap back on it's own and it jarred the micro switch enough it worked normally
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    "lever" ---- I don't own a Graphtec, but apparently what you are saying is that the pressure rollers are controlled by a single lever and the main control board will recognize the lever being put in the Down (closed) position, and automatically Poll the media (determine width of vinyl). Your machine is failing to do that, right? Fixing a problem like this might indeed require a replacement of the sensor itself.