There are several current sensors on the control board of the printer to sample the current of the motor, when the printer is turned on each time, the resistance of the motor will be detected through the current sensor to determine whether the motor is broken.
This error is usually caused by excessive resistance due to the following reasons:
Please turn off the printer and disconnect the AC cable during operation.
For the X1/P1 series printer, please refer to this wiki to remove the rear cover of the printer and check the MC board:
For A1 printer, please refer to this wiki to remove the bottom cover of the printer and check the Mainboard.
For A1 mini printer, please refer to this wiki to remove the bottom cover of the printer and check the Mainboard.
If HMS reports “Motor-A/B is abnormal”(Assume that motor A is abnormal):
Note: In early versions of the A1 series printers, the cable for motor B is shorter and cannot be transferred to the circuit board interface for motor A. If you encounter this situation, please get in touch with the customer service team.
If HMS reports “Motor-Z is abnormal”, please:
HMS_0300-0600-0001-0003: The resistance of Motor-A is abnormal, the motor may have failed.
The error code below shows a similar issue:
0300-0600-0001-0003
0300-0700-0001-0003
0300-0800-0001-0003
We hope the detailed guide provided has been helpful and informative.
To ensure a safe and effective execution, if you have any concerns or questions about the process described in this article, we recommend submitting a Technical ticket regarding your issue. Please include a picture or video illustrating the problem, as well as any additional information related to your inquiry.