Going to Standby

[gwmilicich]

Anyone having their Waterlase kcick onto standby while working in the 1W to 0.75W range. I know it will do this if you double tap the pedal, but it is happeningwhile the unit is running continuously. The problem is intermittent.

No error messages appear.

Anyone got any thoughts?

Cheers

[Swpmn]

Graeme:

Have not experienced this problem while the Waterlase is continuously running.

Personally I wish the “double tap” problem could be eliminated as I find it frustrating and a waste of time and motion.

Al

[Community User]

Graeme,
Haven’t had that happen with the Waterlase but it did happen with my AA unit. It was a problem 1st time with the foot pedal connection and the second time with a short in the foot pedal wire.

[2thlaser]

Graeme,
Sometimes, the software needs to be recalibrated. You might call the service tech. I have not had that happen to me, but, if the unit gets out of calibration, sometimes this is the way it reacts. Mine, skipped pulses for awhile, had it recalibrated, and it works great. Hope this helps!
Mark

[Patricio]

Hi group,

I’m with Al. I do not have problems with continuous running but I have a lot of standbys when I am just getting under way. The foot controller seems to be a little too sensitive. By the way, boy are you guys hansome. How does an one add a photo?

Pat

[gwmilicich]

QUOTE

Quote: from 2thlaser on 10:57 pm on Nov. 23, 2002
Graeme,
 Sometimes, the software needs to be recalibrated. You might call the service tech. I have not had that happen to me, but, if the unit gets out of calibration, sometimes this is the way it reacts. Mine, skipped pulses for awhile, had it recalibrated, and it works great. Hope this helps!
Mark

OK. Looks like a calibration issue.
Cheers

[Swpmn]

Pat:

To add photo to your signature read Ron’s post under Off Topic/Photo Test/page 2

Al

[Patricio]

Al,
Thanks! Why when I see your handle do I think “swampman”? Is Clearwater in the Everglades? Just joking.
Pat

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