It took 2 of us to fix this problem!

[carlos3621]

the reason i guessed right, is because the same thing happened to me with 2 brand new Laserwave units.

[Phredy1]

Ya SaltyRobot was right, except the switch is inside a Meanwell PSU and you have to look through a tiny vent hole to see it.

The reason I posted was in case someone else had the same kind of issues with a brand new laser not to just send it back thinking it was faulty.

They all almost went back to China until I said something about "what power do they use in China?" to Rick and his reply was "no fucking way..." and checked and ya they were all set to 230v.

[planters]

For what its worth, I bought a 2W Laserwave several months ago from Winni and it was delivered with a 230 V power supply (not selectable). She never asked for a voltage preference and I did not know to ask. This DID require a return to China.

[carlos3621]

i just bought one from laserwave myself, and having learned my lesson from before,
i specifically asked for a 110 P.S.
although, i fid luck out with the first units, being voltage selectable.
But on the new OEM style modules, you better get it right the first time...
(fixed input voltage) requires a return trip to chinatown.

[SaltyRobot]

Yay I guessed right.

OK so which one of the lasers do I get? This was the prize for answering correctly right?

[Phredy1]

SaltyRobot: The winning prize is I entered you in the Publishers Clearing House drawing. You should receive 3000 confirmation emails soon.

[JohnYayas]

Everyone knows that it takes two to make a thing go right.

[absolom7691]

It takes two to make it out of sight! Wait, be sure to wear your goggles!

[gottaluvlasers]

Can anyone figure this one out?

YUP-



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