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  1. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    This is going to be day 1 if there is no offical response. Jim Dakotagrafx: Why do you keep trying to derail this....with childish comments? Im employed, divorce has been finalized for 5 years, no pet rock but wouldnt mind a chia pet (hint hint), my PROBLEM is the grounding issues with the cutter!
  2. Your hit the nail on the head! UScutter needs to step up and acknowledge the grounding problems that are causing 90% of all their complaints. If they would figure out how to fix the problem or hire someone who could for them, I dont think you could find a better product for the money BUT........ I truly believe this was a 5 to 7 year business plan, flood the market, make as much as we can, as long as we can and get out to a new venture. (china has millions of product to ship to port) But now there capital has grown and are expanding, to a more stable long term future. I hope. Fix the grounding issue that has been plaguing your company from the start Jim
  3. I was the first one to give input. As for your particular situation, I would not know how to troubleshoot because Flexi is out of our scope of support. I am not trained on Flexi, so I would not know what to suggest. I have the cutters we sell on my tech bench every day, and make cut after cut, without issues. When there is an issue I cannot figure out, it usually means a part needs to be replaced. Try different file formats, if you import in .eps and it has a problem, try .ai Also make sure the file is good. Many times a customer complains of bad cuts with SignCut, when it is really an issue with the file being sent to SignCut. Make sure you remove any unnecessary nodes in the file, and that there are no hidden layers. This causes more issues than anything, and it is not a problem with the cutter or software. Everything sounded good until "it is not a problem with the cutter", it most likely is a problem with the cutter. If you go and take that same file and cut it out with FLEXI on a ROLAND, I will give you a 99% chance it will cut correctly. It could be "Make sure you remove any unnecessary nodes in the file, and that there are no hidden layers". This has been another very popular problem that has to do with software/hardware controlling the stepper motors. The good news is in flexi you can over cut: (not sure about the other software): Open Flexi Open a design Select the cut/plot icon Goto Advanced Tab Check Over Cut (.100 usually does the trick)
  4. This a VERY common problem with these cutters during the winter months. Static builds up on these machines because they are NOT grounded well, and you have to finish the grounding when you set it up.....dont count on the ground from the 3 prong plug as these are NOT grounded well. There are times you have to get to the motherboard and ground that better also. You should ground it from the cutter to the stand to external ground or its not a matter of if but when. I have mine grounded very well even check with an ohm meter and it still died on me. The carriage that holds the blade will not move up and down. GROUND GROUND GROUND There was a long thread on here 2 years ago about this issue and I cannot quickly find it or maybe it has been deleted, but here is a gerneral search for "grounding" on the forum: http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php?action=search2;params=YWR2YW5jZWR8J3wwfCJ8YnJkfCd8MTksMjQsMjYsMTgsMzYsNTQsNDYsMzAsMjUsMzUsMzcsNjAsNDMsNDIsNDAsMzksMjMsMjIsNywxLDQ4LDQ3LDU1LDU2LDYxLDU3LDU4LDYyLDUwLDQ5LDYzLDY0LDYsMTAsNDEsOSwyNywyOCwzNCw4LDMzLDMyLDMxLDQ1LDQ0LDEzLDEyLDI5LDExLDUyLDUxLDE2LDE1LDE0fCJ8c2hvd19jb21wbGV0ZXwnfHwifHN1YmplY3Rfb25seXwnfHwifHNvcnR8J3xyZWxldmFuY2V8Inxzb3J0X2RpcnwnfGRlc2N8InxzZWFyY2h8J3xncm91bmRpbmc=;start=30 Good Luck, Jim
  5. How long have you owned your cutter, if your within your warranty (90 days usually) they should fix it with little hassle, but if you are outside your warranty you will have to pay for a new carriage head. $25+shipping There are 2 ways to test the head... hit the test button on top of the cutter, does the head move up and down? (baud rate would have nothing to do with this as it is an internal command) remove the cover on the carriage head and place a 9v battery across the 2 copper strips, does the head move? + - █▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄█ █▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄█ - + █▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀█ █▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀█ Jim
  6. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    So your saying: UScutter = THE DOLLAR STORE of the sign industry and do not buy their cutters if your not happy with them lasting 90 days Jim EDIT: Hey Booper and I just came up with a new slogan together, lets see how uscutter likes it :-
  7. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    And how am I showing my mod power? If I wanted to show my mod power, Jimbo, this thread would be gone and you along with it. I haven't said anything that others haven't said. OK Johnny Boy Jim
  8. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    Did that battery test with no reaction to the carriage head. The carriage head will only move down after 240g+ of down force and will not move back up after it has moved down. No support ticket being it is out of warranty. Jim
  9. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    Banner John, This isnt just about me, its about all the complaints about the same exact issues with these cutters, MotherBoards, USB, Carriage, LCD....... Jim
  10. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    Banner John, That aboy john show your MOD power....give me a break and add something constructive or dont chim in Jim
  11. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    Good question Dakotagrafx, That is what I am trying to figure out now, was working now dead. Looks to be the carriage, MB seems to be working fine. It has always been on the same outlet with surge protector and I grounded it from the chassis to the frame to external ground. Jim
  12. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    Why do you think there is a kick back? For the number of cutters USCutter sells, the number of complaints on here that are not resolved are very few. Like John said, people that do not have issues usually will not post here. I have see maybe a handfull that have not been taken care of to the customers satisfaction. Jay I don't care if hes getting a kick back but don't hide in the weeds about it! Back on topic.... The issue is not about getting it resolved for $80 or whatever the price of the new part is. UScutter will fix your problems with your cutter very efficiently, AS LONG AS YOU PAY FOR THE FIX THAT SHOULDN'T HAVE BROKEN IN THE FIRST PLACE! (plus shipping both ways) Jim
  13. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    I purchased a product not a service/entertainment like golf. When I purchased this equipment it didn't come with a disclaimer saying if I get hit by a stray golf ball I would not hold the PGA........liable. A better analogy would be TOYOTA finally recalling all their cars after enough people have stood up and did something about it! Toyota has known since 2007 about the sticking gas pedals from insurance companies and choose not to do anything about it until the media got a hold of it. Jim
  14. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    tlzimmerman LOL user error.....ive never seen a product claim so much "user error" problems How about we make this constructive and fix these many issues rather than deflect and ignore the issues that come with a purchase of a UScutter. Jim
  15. jimmy1234

    Class Action Lawsuit?

    Banner John Whats your kick back to always down play everyones critical views of UScutter? You have been on here longer and me and I know you know what im talking about with all the complaints about motherboards, carriage heads, closing cuts, usb failures .........and the infamous not grounded properly which is the cause of all of the motherboard, carriage, and lcd failures! Period, and has been known for a looonnng time....you can search for it on here and find people who actually admit they work for the UScutter who address the problem saying it needs to be grounded! Great lets start name calling Jim