123sticker
123sticker
Does anyone know what the backup battery is for, and what happens if it doesn't work anymore?
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What is the backup battery for, in Roland SJ1045
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InkjetAuction
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The only purpose of the on-board battery is to keep the clock going.
A sure sign of a dead battery is when you see "PRESS POWER AGAIN TO CLEAN" when you turn on the printer.
Essentially, the printer doesn't know when it was last cleaned, and thus it will initiate a normal cleaning before regular operations.
On most Roland mainboards you will find an easily replaceable 2032 watch battery in a standard holder.
The latest revision service record for the SJ-1045 shows the the 2032 battery "scratched off" the parts list.
I've never seen a SJ-1045 mainboard... is your battery non-replaceable?
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The only purpose of the on-board battery is to keep the clock going.
A sure sign of a dead battery is when you see "PRESS POWER AGAIN TO CLEAN" when you turn on the printer.
Essentially, the printer doesn't know when it was last cleaned, and thus it will initiate a normal cleaning before regular operations.
On most Roland mainboards you will find an easily replaceable 2032 watch battery in a standard holder.
The latest revision service record for the SJ-1045 shows the the 2032 battery "scratched off" the parts list.
I've never seen a SJ-1045 mainboard... is your battery non-replaceable?
~E
123sticker
123sticker
Yes, it is replaceable. I was hoping for a non responsive sub power not working.
Then there is something else wrong with that machine.
Have to keep searching
phototec
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Or just place it under your tongue and see if you get a little tingle....:ROFLMAO:
Sorry, couldn't help myself...
InkjetAuction
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Silly question...
This will sound silly, but have you checked the cable running from the panel to the mainboard? Reseat it?
I remember this from the break/fix test at Roland school...
Also possibly a stuck key keeping the panel from working properly? This happens quite often on the XC-540...
~E
This will sound silly, but have you checked the cable running from the panel to the mainboard? Reseat it?
I remember this from the break/fix test at Roland school...
Also possibly a stuck key keeping the panel from working properly? This happens quite often on the XC-540...
~E