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How to Cut a Key Using the Xhorse Condor XC-TWINS

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to duplicate a key using the Xhorse Condor XC-TWINS machine . 1. Clamping the Key Before starting, determine whether the tip or the shoulder aligns with the key. For Tip-Aligned Keys: Align the key freely with any reference line on the clamp surface, ensuring it is parallel to the clamp surface according to its length, without affecting the learning or cutting process. For Shoulder-Aligned Keys: Using M5L Clamp Side A: Insert the shoulder positioning block into the slot, press the key shoulder firmly against it, and secure the key. Then remove the block. Using M5L Clamp Side B: Place the key shoulder directly against the shoulder alignment line. For Learning and Cutting the Key Side: Clamp the key upright only on M5L Clamp Side B. In this guide, we are using a tip-aligned key. 2. Optical Recognition Once the key is properly clamped: ① Lower the protective cover. ② Start the optical recognition process: [Optical recognition] >> [Regular key rec...

Solution: Xhorse Condor XC-MINI Plus 2 Movement Abnormal

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Xhorse Condor XC-MINI Plus 2 is making strange noises and abnormal movements? Learn how to diagnose and fix XYZ axis motor issues. Test sensors, replace faulty Y/Z-axis parts, and know when to call support. Quick solutions for smooth operation. Condor II Fault Phenomenon: Abnormal noise during XYZ axis self-check or movement after power-on. Noise occurs during key decoding/cutting when a specific axis moves. Solution Steps: Perform Device Self-Test: Navigate to: Motor Measurement → Test XYZ axes separately. Normal Result: "OK" displayed (no action needed). Fault Detected: "Bad" appears for the faulty axis (e.g., Y-axis in the example). Sensor Replacement: Y/Z-Axis Fault: Replace the faulty sensor (refer to the images for the locations of the old and new sensors). Image 1: Z/Y-axis sensor positions. Image 2/3:* Old vs. new sensor appearance. X-Axis Fault: Contact technical support (replacement is complex). Key Notes: DIY replacement recommended only for Y/Z-axis se...

(Solved) Xhorse Dolphin XP-005/005L Display Error 6/56/3

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Xhorse Dolphin XP-005 / 005L displays error 6/56/3 while decoding or cutting keys, indicating that there is a problem with the conductivity of the machine. Please follow the steps to enter the conductivity measurement interface for relevant testing. After entering the testing interface, click on Start to test. If the connection has not been made according to the prompts on the diagram, the cutter will directly display OK, indicating that the device cutter is in a short-circuit state. If the cutter is in a short-circuit condition, first remove the back cover and front cover of the device. Then turn counterclockwise to loosen the screws 1, 3, and 5 in the figure on the right, and remove these three screws. Then tighten the screws 2 and 4 in the right figure clockwise, and push open the black metal structural component. Remove the main axis assembly connected to the cutter again. Pull the main axis assembly upwards and observe if the white insulation paper is damaged.  If it is dam...

Upgrade Your Locksmith Tools: Xhorse Condor XC-003 Key Cutter

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Upgrade your key grinding experience with the Xhorse CONDOR XC-003 , a high-performance grinding wheel designed for professionals and locksmiths. Whether you're duplicating standard keys or tackling complex side-cut keys, this machine is built to deliver exceptional results every time. Pre-orders are now available - secure yours today! Why Choose the Xhorse Condor XC-003?  High-Precision Cutting The Condor XC-003 is manufactured using German-made DMG CNC machines. It ensures ultra-precise key replication down to 0.01mm. Its adjustable guiding mechanisms and fine guide pin allow for flawless duplicates, even as the cutter wears over time.  Durable & Lightweight Aluminum Body The machine features a sturdy yet lightweight aluminum frame, making it easy to transport and durable.  Two Cutting Modes for Flexibility  Standard Mode: Energy-saving and safe, the motor locks when the handle is pressed to its limit.  Continuous Run Mode: Ideal for grinding keys efficiently wit...

Solved: Xhorse Condor XC-Mini Plus Cut HU66 Inaccurately?

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Problem: The Xhorse Condor XC-Mini Plus cannot accurately cut the HU66 key. I tried three keys, but all were wrong.  What's the matter? Please help. Troubleshooting  From the image provided, the engineer suggested: 1. Please make sure the drill diameter is correct. Check if the cutter is 2.5mm; 2. Check if the key option is correct, as the key blade doesn't look like HU66. Solution The customer wants to cut a Citroën Berlingo key, but it turns out to be a VA2 Blade rather than HU66, so he can't cut it correctly. Re-manually select the right option from the Vehicle Database on Xhorse Condor . Then the problem can be solved. Technical Support E-mail: Sales01@Xhorse.co.uk Skype: service@xhorse.co.uk Whatsapp: +86 17308368390 www.xhorse.co.uk

Xhorse HU162T 8-Cut/9-Cut/10-Cut Add Key & AKL Tutorial

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Today we'll show the procedure before using the Xhorse Key Cutting Machine to complete the add key and all key lost for HU162T 8-cut, 9-cut, and 10-cut keys. The tutorial applies to machines such as Dolphin II , Condor XC-MINI Plus II , etc. How to distinguish the HU162T 8-cut, 9-cut & 10-cut key? As shown in the picture, the 8-cut has only 1 fixed cut on the side and is straight. The effective surface is on the top. The 9-cut has 3 side cuts, and the effective surface is on the top. The 10-cut has 4 side cuts, and the effective surface is on the bottom. The operation process is demonstrated as follows.  HU162T 8-Cut Add Key Enter Xhorse App: Cut by Bitting >> HU162T >> Silca - HU162T >> 8-1 Bitting Read the prompts on the screen, and put the original key on the clamp according to the prompts. Click "Decode key". We can select the A-axis or B-axis options in the upper left corner. Switch to the B-axis key bitting page, the cut of the B-axis is fixe...