Technical Laser Support

Get help with troubleshooting, replacement parts, machine performance, and service requests for your Epilog laser system.

Our Support Process

Our process is designed to get your issue documented quickly, reviewed accurately, and resolved with the right next step as efficiently as possible.

1

Submit Your Request

Complete the support form with your contact information, machine model, serial number, and a short description of the issue so we can open your case and begin review.

2

Troubleshooting & Review

Our team will troubleshoot by email, phone, or remote support when applicable. This may include software checks, hardware verification, and guided test runs to isolate the issue.

3

Resolution & Next Steps

Once the issue is identified, we will provide next-step guidance, replacement part recommendations, or service direction to help you get your system back up and running.

Submit a Technical Support Request

To help us diagnose issues quickly, please include the following information:

Support Availability

Our team is available during standard support hours to help with troubleshooting, parts guidance, and service-related questions. Most requests receive a response within one business day.

Support Hours
Monday – Friday
6:00 AM – 5:00 PM MST
Response Guidance
Typically 1 Business Day
For production-impacting issues, please include detailed notes, photos, and error messages to help speed up diagnosis.

Note: Support does not typically cover unsupported modifications or third-party software issues.

Common Issues We Can Help With

Our team regularly helps customers diagnose machine performance issues, software communication problems, and engraving or cutting inconsistencies. Below are some of the most common support requests we receive.

Laser Tube Performance

Reduced power output, weak engraving results, or a laser that is not firing properly.

Alignment Problems

Misalignment causing inaccurate cuts, offset engravings, or inconsistent results across the work area.

No Laser Output

The machine powers on but the laser does not fire during cutting or engraving jobs.

Driver or Software Errors

Communication errors between the computer and laser system, driver issues, or job processing failures.

Inconsistent Engraving

Variations in engraving depth or quality caused by settings, materials, or machine calibration.

Air Assist or Exhaust Issues

Problems with airflow, smoke removal, or air assist performance affecting engraving quality.