How to connect 3302 to power?

[PGI60606]

Hello,

I have a Noritsu QSS 3302 machine that was recently moved to my location from another. We would like to get this started up, but upon inspection, we do not see a means of connecting this machine to power.  I have two existing machines (3501) that each have a power cord with plug attached to them.  What does this machine require to connect to power? 

Thank you.

[davidlam]

Usually the power connection location is near your machine serial no. plate (on which the power requirements are listed)... or open all lower covers and you will see 

[Minilab service]

Hello. You didn't tell what country are you from and which voltage have there. Minilab needs 200-240 V only. Have change voltage selection connectors positions on the board. Minilab has three inputs and they can be connected separately or to one point.

[yustas]

Do  not waste your time:
read installation manual at p.62 for QSS33 series here:
http://minilablaser.com/manuals/qss33_installation_minilablaser.pdf

Enjoy!

 

[Minilab service]

Hello. Do not follow connections from instillation manual. There not displayed jumper settings. If they will be wrong you can destroy minilab or have A.C. short circuit. First you have set jumpers ( on terminal and board ) and only after that can connect as showed on instillation manual.

[yustas]

Dear Romas,
You missed one important detail in the description of the question:
If you re-read his first message you will see that lab WAS working and they just "moved to my location from another." 
All settings have been set if they have already had a well-working lab.

 

[Minilab service]

I didn't miss anything. He should know which connection circuit was used before.  In the same country can be used few connection circuits. If jumpers mismatch - he might burn minilab or will be short circuit. Of course if he 100 % knows how was connected he can connect as it is on instillation manual.

If I where him I'd check jumper settings first. Few times I had to repair minilabs when it got 400 V instead 240. If will be short circuit it will not burn minilab - just have big bang after power on.