When the device is connected to a power supply and the power switch is turned on, the switch does not light up, and the device gets no response.

When the device is connected to a power supply and the power switch is turned on, the switch lights up, but the device gets no response.

When the device is connected to a power supply and the power switch is turned on, the switch lights up, the cooling system and the power supply cooling fan continue to operate. However, some other functions fail to work correctly, such as the display screen, motor, and LED lights.
Once powered on, the cooling system operates normally, with the water tank light staying on and the cooling fan running intermittently.

When the device is connected to a power supply and the power switch is turned on, the power switch lights up, the cooling system starts briefly, and turns off automatically. At the same time, some other functions fail to work, such as the display screen, motor, and LED lights.

If the power cable and the socket are damaged, plug into another socket or use a similar power cable to try again.
(1) Disconnect from the power cable, use a tool to pry the fuse box under the power port, and take out Fuse 1.
(2) Observe whether Fuse 1 is fused.
(3) If yes, replace Fuse 1 with Fuse 2.

(1) Power off your device and disconnect from a power supply.
(2) Follow the video tutorial and remove the rear panel.
(3) Check if the connection cable is properly plugged at both ends (as below).
If you have the tools and capability to measure AC voltage, check whether the switch connection cables are outputting standard voltage.
· If they are, please check for other issues.
· If they are not, replace the switch parts.

Power off your device and disconnect from a power supply. Follow the video tutorial to remove the rear panel.
Check whether the emergency stop switch can be pressed and released normally by pressing it and then turning it clockwise.

(1) Disconnect from the power cable.
(2) Use a slot-type screwdriver to remove the switch (To reinstall, press the switch back toward the knob's direction).

(3) Check if the fixed nut on the knob is loose or damaged.

(1) Power off your device and disconnect from a power supply.
(2) Check if the emergency stop switch is loose. Press hard on the switch, and turn the knob on the left. Observe whether the metal spring sheet can be operated normally.

The circuit connection sequence of xTool P3: socket ➡ power switch ➡ emergency switch ➡ EMI rejector (silver metal block) ➡ power supply of power switch ➡ cooling system/main control board
(1) Power off your device and disconnect from a power supply.
(2) Check if the connection cables of multiple parts are properly plugged at both ends (as shown).

Make sure you have qualified voltage measurement tools (such as a multimeter) and the operational capability before operating.
(1) Turn on the device, and release the emergency stop switch.
(2) Use a multimeter (AC voltage mode) to check if the output end of the switch outputs standard voltage.

Make sure you have qualified voltage measurement tools (such as a multimeter) and the operational capability before operating.
(1) Turn on the device, and release the emergency stop switch.
(2) Use a multimeter (DC voltage mode) to check whether the output end of the power switch outputs standard voltage.

If the device can be connected to the software or the screen can be operated after powering on, this issue does not apply to you.
(1) Power off your device and disconnect from a power supply.
(2) Follow the steps to remove the left plate.

(3) Check whether the connector of the air pump board is loose. If yes, replug it.
Check the 2 power supply indicators on the main control board.

Unplug the 24V connector on the main control board, then power on the device.

(1) Disconnect the power supply from the device.
(2) Follow the video tutorial.
(3) Disconnect the positive terminal of the cooling system, wrap it with insulating material, and then turn on the device.

Should the issue persist after completing the preceding steps, submit a ticket via the "Submit a Ticket" button in the "Help Ticket" section below. The standard response time for xTool Customer Service is one business day.
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