S5 performed a routine when powered off

[Link 31]

Hi,

 

My s5 was powered off and someone who was in the room with it said it came on, made some noises (lights came on), then after a short time went dormant again?!

 

Does it perform some sort of self test/update on it's own?. Strange !

 

Sorry, scrub this, misunderstanding from the person in the room 😃😄

Edited November 6, 2019 by Link

[Dim3nsioneer 556]

It is part of the start-up routine that the printer enables the frame light and disables it again. Finally, the printer should be ready and have the lights enabled/disabled according settings. If it goes completely off, check the power cord and if that is ok, contact your reseller if the problem persists.

Edited November 6, 2019 by Dim3nsioneer

[Link 31]

Hi, it's not a problem with it not powering on, it was powered off (at the switch on the back of the printer) and have been told it started doing something on it's own for a short time. Without any interaction from anyone or the power switched being moved to 'On'

[Dim3nsioneer 556]

The only thing a S5 does "on its own" with the power switch off is lowering the bed; actually gravity does that. The induced current by the z-motor could result in some flickering. For sure it does nothing else as that power switch is a mechanical switch. If it still has power, then something would be wrong with the switch.

 

The only other, very unlikely, explanation is that it is haunted by a 👻 😉

[Link 31]

1 hour ago, Dim3nsioneer said:

The only thing a S5 does "on its own" with the power switch off is lowering the bed; actually gravity does that. The induced current by the z-motor could result in some flickering. For sure it does nothing else as that power switch is a mechanical switch. If it still has power, then something would be wrong with the switch.

 

The only other, very unlikely, explanation is that it is haunted by a 👻 😉

Haha, yes, I updated the first post to say it was a false alarm !!, turns out when the person in question said 'printer' they meant inkjet not 3d printer!!!!! 😄😄😄😄

Edited November 6, 2019 by Link

[Smithy 1,128]

🙂 That's really funny, but very real.