Synchro once disconnected may be stuck due to the following reasons:
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1. Network instability: The instability of the network connection may cause the synchronization machine to be interrupted during data transmission, resulting in stutter. In this case, you can try to reconnect to the network or check the network wiring.
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2. Network card problem: The computer's wireless network card may have a hardware fault or a driver problem. Sometimes, system updates may cause problems with the wireless card driver, which affects its normal operation. In addition, the crystal head may also have problems, resulting in intermittent failure. In order to determine whether the network card is a problem, you can try to replace a USB external network card for testing.
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3. Line problem: Check whether the line tightness and connection of the synchronous machine are normal. If the line is loose or poor contact, it may also cause the synchronous machine to break and jam.
There may be the following reasons for the synchro to get stuck when the line is broken: The
shuttle positioning hook is not properly matched with the shuttle holder notch.
The pressure of the small wire clamp is too large, resulting in the wire end being too short, and thus protruding in the pinhole.
Big clamp doesn't pop.
Tangential CAM position is incorrect.
Incorrect or faulty handwheel or sensor installation.
If it is a computer flat car, it may be that the knife installation position is too front, that is, the tangent line is too early.
Whether the installation position of the fixed tool is on the leftmost side.
The low line is whether the pressure of the wire stopper is too high.
If it is a standard computer flat car, pay attention to the left side of the knife for wear.
If the problem persists, it is recommended to consult a professional for help.