FANUC Servo Amplifier/Drive Repairs

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FANUC CNC parts alarm codes

Servo Amp Alarms	Spindle Amplifier Alarms	Power Supply Alarms	SVPM Alarms
Overtravel Alarms	Overheat Alarms	System Alarms

Servo amplifier failure can occur for a number of reasons. The list of possible problems can be overwhelming - even the most detailed explanation in a manual can be intimidating. If you’re having trouble diagnosing or navigating your machine’s symptoms, Tri Star CNC provides free over-the-phone guidance from experts to help you through it.

How Does Tri Star CNC’s Repair Process Work?

1. Contact us online or call us at 815-578-9145 for FREE troubleshooting assistance.
2. Once the problem is diagnosed, fill out an RMA form for repairs. New customers will also need to submit a new customer form and credit application.
3. Ship the part out to Tri Star.
4. Tri Star receives, repairs, cleans and ships back the part, typically in 3 to 5 days.

Tri Star CNC representatives will remain in touch with you, providing updates throughout the entire process.

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Symptoms of a malfunctioning servo amplifier

Since servo amplifiers are so important in FANUC machinery, you'll usually notice when they are malfunctioning. If maintained, an axis’s control, motor and drive work together with precision and accuracy. When they fail, axes frequently exhibit these errors, among others:

• Erratic rotation and vibration
• Failure of detection circuits
• Blown fuses
• Occurrence of OVC and HC alarms

If you notice these issues, call Tri Star CNC for FREE phone support troubleshooting.

How a Servo Drive Works

A servo drive takes the command signal sent from a control panel and amplifies the low-power signal up to a level that powers the movement of a servo motor. As the servo motor is activated, a sensor reports the status of the motor to the servo drive via a feedback signal. The control compares what the motor is doing with the command it received and alters the voltage frequency going to the motor in order to correct any deviation from the original command.

For more specific information regarding the operation of servo drives, consult our guide on how servo drives work or contact our experienced professionals at Tri Star CNC at 815-578-9145.

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