Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 10 22:56:13 EDT 2005 | Alan.
Dave, it could be that you have some dirt or grease on the linear scale for the X-axis. Try getting into the rubber shield with a soft brush or perhaps a spray. Threebond Super Cleaner 6602 is very good for this purpose as it cleans and dries w
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 06 10:58:24 EST 2013 | orlando216
Yes I can move the x1 axis, and there is no error code.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 06 06:24:51 EST 2013 | aj
can you move the x1 axis manually? Also, what is the error code displayed on the screen? 1C######
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 07 11:23:13 EST 2013 | orlando216
Yes I can move x2 axis, and check the world/zero with pulses, and it does not lose the pulses.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 12 13:31:11 EDT 2013 | bpk
could be the linear encoder giving problem or dirty, maybe try using some cleaner and insert slightly into the yellow ribbon and spray along the x axis, try not to insert to deep and come in contact with the linear hidden inside. After reboot and zer
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 25 07:59:57 EDT 2010 | fredc
Hello Rodrigo, My expierence is with metal cutting machine tools not Fuji placement machines. That said there are a several of areas to look at. #1.Interference on your C axis travel, look for scrape marks or something dragging on the drum. #2. Tigh
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 11 15:31:10 EST 2020 | sumote
We have not used out tray handler in several years, and when I had a need arise the thing now throws a Servo Error "MTU1 ALARM [11081010]. There are 4 servo packs in the cabinet. When I try to initialize/zero out the machine the 2nd and 4th servo pa
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 16 08:36:45 EDT 2005 | ajay
check some relay might be bad on MTU. we faced similar problem in IP3.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 14 21:52:56 EST 2008 | keithej2
Thanks for the reply. The IP3 we're working on is a 4400. We installed a new motor/encoder today but it didn't help. So far we've swapped the CPU, vision card, both LSOs and the servo cards. We've been poking around the relays and wiring tonight but
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 20 07:08:51 EST 2006 | cyber_wolf
We have had this happen. The Z-ball screws do go bad in IP3's. We replaced the ball screw and the problem went away. As mentioned improper belt tension will cause the servo to make loud noises. But if you say the movement is rough, then the ball scr
