Have you checked whether the lubrication system is working properly? It could be happpening due to lack of lubrication on that axis.
If not I suggest you contact your local DMG area service as it could be an electronics problems.
Could anyone here help me to solve the intermittent Z axis drop problem on DMC63V?
Mostly happened when doing manual setting (using handwheel) or when closing access door and press Feed Start. PM to my email is also welcome.
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Thank's in advance.
Have you checked whether the lubrication system is working properly? It could be happpening due to lack of lubrication on that axis.
If not I suggest you contact your local DMG area service as it could be an electronics problems.
Hi . We have same problem in Turkey. Could you share us how did you solved the problem.
Last edited by halitcan; 02-25-2007 at 04:52 PM.
dear friend can u give me the exact extent of the drop you are facing....and also info regarding the condition of the machine
Dear sirs
We had same problem at plant and had the machine technicians called in and fixed the problem will have to look at th report
Deckel CNC FP3AB axis intermittent drop.................need help...also tall about this penal digrame...som problem in penal so i have penal digrame...
I have the same problem with my DMC 63V in Canada. If someone have a idea how to fix it I am very interesting. I ask DMG to repair it many time and they cannot do it...
If I find something, I share it with you...
This sounds like a counterbalance problem. When the doors are opened the servos are disconnected. This is done as a safety precaution, i guess it's required in europe. Meanwhile with the drives turned off, the axis can drift out of set position due to counterbalance imprefection. Upon re-energize of drives, i.e., closure of doors , the drives react due to a following error that was caused by the drift and therefore go into a small "hunting" condition which appears as a jump. This is unacceptable. I can't comment about DMG's response overseas, but the lads in the Canada office should be able to address this problem for you.
My CNC don't have a counterbalance system, according to the information I get up to now, they're a mechanic break include with the motor and the problem is related to the sefaty communication protocole with the drive. Sometime problem of communication ignitiate the emergency stop ant give the command to the brake with a delay (This is why it drop between 2 and 8 inches.
can you Check all conector (power suply and encoder) motor_z may be they lose or have to change. and you can try bypass door always lock,ii there oke you can us dmg service to change contactor betwen door lock with er module starting.
we had same problem in 1035v. We found that bolts between the ballscrew nut and Z axis slide to be loosened. We tighted those and applied some locite. It solved my problem of drifting of Zaxis.
Inspect the encoder cable for the Z axis. Check continuity of the cable from one end to the other.
Look carefully at the connector on each end, those connectors suck!!
The pins push back inside the connector and do not make contact with all the pins in the connector or they make minimal connection affected by vibrations and other influences.
I have fixed 3 machines with this solution.
Regards
DD