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holzher edgebander issue --  1 -- 
5/15
sorry if i posted in the wrong section am new here,
i have a holzher 1402 and i bought it a few years back working in the old factory ever since it come to my factory it never worked, soon as you switch it on non of the tools light up green and it dont have any error message, i have had alot of tecys come out to have a look and they get confused and dont kno what to do iv check emergancy stop buttons and all the fuse switch anyone had this problem?
5/16 #2: holzher edgebander issue ...
Sounds like you haven't found a competent technician.
Start with the basics.
Power into the machine, adequate air pressure, etc
A competent technician will diagnose by elimination- correct voltage into the machine, main air pressure correct, starting from step one, to the next, to isolate the problem.
Usually something very simple, not complicated or catastrophic.
5/16 #3: holzher edgebander issue ...
Emry where are you located?
5/16 #4: holzher edgebander issue ...
am based in the U.K. West Yorkshire we checked all power supply and air pressure
5/16 #5: holzher edgebander issue ...
Unbolt and check the switch that the second end trim pushes up when it is in the up position.
It can sometimes it can get sawdust in it, and the machine will think the end trimmer is still down.
Mark the position of the arm on the shaft, after removing the 7mm screw, and BEFORE pulling the arm with the roller off the shaft.
You may be able to rotate it 1 or two notches and reinstall it.
Also check for dust packed in the plunger assembly, BE CAREFUL, there is a spring inside, just so it doesn't fly out when you remove the 4 screws.
Can you get the drag chain to start by pushing in the contactor, with air and electric applied?
PM me and I'll text you a picture of the switch.
5/16 #6: holzher edgebander issue ...
thank you jim i have pm’d you
5/24 #7: holzher edgebander issue ...
You say that you get no error messages? Does it have a PLC? I've worked exclusively on HH edgebanders here in USA for 35 years and have never seen a 1402 with a PLC. I've seen a very few 1435's with PLC's but never a 1402. If you send me a picture of your control panel I believe I can walk you through this at N/C. Also, do you have schematics for this machine. If so, send me the 7 digit number in the lower left hand corner on the front page of the electrical manual so I can match it up with one I may have. my email is jotechserv@aol.com.
5/25 #8: holzher edgebander issue ...
Website: johnsontechserv.com
the switch above the second end trim saw will not preclude the machine from starting up. it is a safety interlock that shuts the machine down if the rear saw has not traveled to its up position before the panel reaches it. until it gets a signal from the machine that the plc is running then the saw will be in its home position, i.e., down.
the only two fuses that will cause the plc being without lights are the F1 and F2 fuses. do not attempt to test these in the machine because you can get back-feed and that will make the fuse appear good.
another thing i would check is to see if you are actually getting 24 vdc from the transformer. you can test this directly at the transformer G1(the side with the blue wires). if not then check to see that you are getting AC voltage into the input side of the transformer (the side with the 3 black wires. check L1 to L2, L1 to L3 and L2 to L3.) there should be at least 208 vac at these points. if there is no voltage here than in all likelihood there is no power coming from the GRM Q4 overload. push the "I" button on the front of it to reset it.
by the way, have you checked to see if the voltage that the machine is rated for is the same as the voltage at your shop? look at the paper placard inside the electrical panel door for this info for that particular machine. do this first before any of the above. i do not know what voltage you use in merry ol' England but the input has to match the machine requirements. woe be you if you attached 380/400/480 volts three phase to a 230 volt three phase machine!
11/12 #9: holzher edgebander issue ...
Hello Guys,
My name is Roger and I'am new to the site. I was wondering if someone could help me with a problem I'am having with my older Holzher edge banding 1402 machine. This machine ran great for a few years since I received it and now its causing me a problem that is driving me crazy. When I start to feed the boards into the machine, the board makes it to about the fourth micro switch before shutting down. I also played with the tape feed pneumatic valves a little before this started happening but I don't think this is the problem. If anyone can lead me towards the culprit I would appreciate it.
12/20 #10: holzher edgebander issue ...
Hi, I have a Genesis 1402 HF here on Long Island of New York.
It was reliably working for years until recently.
The machine and chain turn on and warm up, but the second section of the machine does not turn on.
I have tried to find a mechanic in my area at no avail.
Any suggestions?
12/20 #11: holzher edgebander issue ...
Gordon Pettit, Holzher Specialist.
He travels the country
(814) 432-3011
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