Unknown Reference Designator on CP6

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Has anyone ever seen a designator "TH1"?? I am replaceing a... - Mar 04, 2009 by Chris  

Sounds like a thermistor to me. ... - Mar 04, 2009 by RLM  

thermistor ... - Mar 04, 2009 by kircchoffs  

Chris, The part is a thermistor. Have you determined the ex... - Mar 17, 2009 by Gregf912  

Greg, You guys are right, it was a thermistor. I believe t... - Mar 18, 2009 by Chris  

Hi Chris, About 18 months ago I bought a LCD replacement ... - Mar 18, 2009 by jdengler  

Chris, Go to IBE and get the LCD monitors. The kit fits the... - Mar 18, 2009 by Gregf912  

Thanks! I will probably do that. ... - Mar 19, 2009 by Chris  

Chris

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Unknown Reference Designator on CP6 | 4 March, 2009

Has anyone ever seen a designator "TH1"?? I am replaceing a component on a Fuji CP-6 MX100 PLC. It looks like a gray cap, but the designator is TH and it has a resistor symbol under the part. Markings on the part are:

S 22007 A J

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RLM

#58256

Unknown Reference Designator | 4 March, 2009

Sounds like a thermistor to me.

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kircchoffs

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Unknown Reference Designator | 4 March, 2009

thermistor

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Gregf912

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Unknown Reference Designator | 17 March, 2009

Chris, The part is a thermistor. Have you determined the extent of the damage yet to the CP6?

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Chris

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Unknown Reference Designator | 18 March, 2009

Greg, You guys are right, it was a thermistor. I believe the machine was powered up with the wrong voltage. Here is what gets damaged if the transformer is tapped for 230 and you apply 480:

1. Both CPU modules on the MX100 PLC's blown. 2. Both color monitors blown. 3. Y-axis servo amp blown 4. MOV (metal oxide varistor) on noise filter blown.

I got very lucky on this and was able to repair without buying parts. Both Plc's had a blown thermistor and 2 blown diode's. I replaced the bad components and PLC's are now working. MOV's were easy to replace. I really got lucky on the Y amp. I took it apart and found a bad resistor where the incoming AC gets distributed. Replaced the resistor and now the amp is good. I do need 2 new monitors. I don't want to attemp to fix those.

Thanks for the help.

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jdengler

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Unknown Reference Designator | 18 March, 2009

Hi Chris,

About 18 months ago I bought a LCD replacement monitor for our GP-341. It was easy to put in and cheaper than a new factory monitor. It's still working well for us and would recommend it to you. We got it from IBE. They advertise here so you can contact if you are interested.

Jerry

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Gregf912

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Unknown Reference Designator | 18 March, 2009

Chris, Go to IBE and get the LCD monitors. The kit fits the CP6 and the resolution is much better that tne factory ones.

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Chris

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Unknown Reference Designator | 19 March, 2009

Thanks! I will probably do that.

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