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Old 08-26-2008, 12:00 PM
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Bridgeport interact 412 W/ Heidenhain 2500 control

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I Just turned on my machine and the control does not come on. It was working earlier in the day. None of the drives come on and the controller does not come on. The spindle motor fan comes on and the light that i have plugged into the side of the control works. The Machine is running from a rotary phase converter. Where should i start ?


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fuse? dropped a phase?
check all the ac right up to the control
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You may need to check the trips in the main pannel.
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Thanks Guys !!!

I have checked the Fuse in the control and turned all the trip breaker off and on again and still the same thing. I don't see any other Fuses anywhere.
Tomorrow morning i will switch to the other Roto Phase Converter and see if that helps.

None of the relays in the panel back light up and none of the Axis Drive Boards light up. The Drives just don't kick on.

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I Just got done switching to another roto phase converter with no Luck. Same problem
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Typically the maintenance manual has wiring diagrams as well as a trouble shooting section that advises you where to look for what voltage.
First a note that Bridgeport had a service report that negated a warranty on a machine running on a phase converter.
Now check power in, all three phases. Next check the 24 VDC power supplies. The TNC2500 had a 24VDC supply that fed the control logic power supply. There was another one that ran the relays. If no power out, is there power going into these? If not follow it back.

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Hi George,


Thanks for the info, I will check the 24 VDC wednesday morning and get back to you. I already checked the 240V coming in and it was fine.

Both the relays and control are not coming on, so is it likely they both went at the same time? Probably not. We will see.

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Hi George,

Just checked PSU1 Output ( wires 26 and 27 ) & PSU2 ( wires 263 and 264 ) for the 24 VDC and there is nothing at either one.
My Emergency stop button is out.

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Those power supplies are protected by CB7 (circuit breaker 7) a 3 amp device. Power to that comes from T3 which is protected by CB3 a 10 amp device.
Where does the power stop?

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The power stops at PSU1 Output wires #26 & 27, and wires PSU2 wires # 63 & 264 like i said before. This is what my manual says to check next.

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George,

I just took PSU1 out and looked at the board and from the back side behind a round back Diode or what ever it is, looks a little burnt. On the front side of the board that round black Thing has a V35 on it....Also has GI, RW005m and 8832 printed on it.
Starting to wonder if it's the power supply board.

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just to confirm, there is ac power right up to the power supply, correct?

George will know much better than I , but I frequently find stuff that gets hot in some of these old machines.....


8832.....gee just made it's 20th birthday, mebbe the candles got too hot.....
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