Getting an E7 error code on machine for the second time in 1 year. Has anyone experienced this and is there a fix?
Thanks
Peter
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Peter
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Jet 1221 error code
- Thread starter Peter D'Attomo
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Hi Rich, Appreciate your info. My question was more about is this a design flaw and has anyone found a solution. This is the second time within a year the error pops up. Replaced both parts last time.
Peter
Peter
Will the lathe run with the error code? If so just ignore the error code.
no, but if I spin the handwheel it will start
What if it is a design flaw, what would you do differently than just replace the bad part? Did you check the position of the speed sensor? I know some Powermatic lathes had trouble with the sensor coming loose.