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    Default Fadal VMC40 Z Amplifier Card

    Please help

    I have an early 90's Fadal VMC40. I have been having issue with Z axis running rough moving up. When I send it home the Z goes all the way up and the X, Y doesn't move.

    It gives me an emergency message. I jog the machine to home position then CS, it did not stay at home position.

    I had to shut off and restart it seems to be ok.

    Do you think my Z amplifier card is defective? Which card is the Z?

    It also had a smelled like electronic burn.

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    Default Re: Fadal VMC40 Z Amplifier Card

    be sure you are sending it home without any offsets.
    try G0G28H0Z0. also if you jog it close to the cold start positions, did you do a setcs?
    that resets the cold start position.
    i really doubt that the card is bad.
    i have seen people mess the z cold start position very often,
    be thankful that it did not head towards the table, the night guy did that to me more than once.



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    Default Re: Fadal VMC40 Z Amplifier Card

    Thank you

    I'm not sure what it is beside the rough sound of the z axis during up travel, everything seems to be working fine.



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    Is this machine a DC servo motors. You may want to check and change your brushes



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    Default Re: Fadal VMC40 Z Amplifier Card

    check or adjust the encoder of the z axis (is on the top of the machine)
    also change the position of the amplifier (the z is on the down position)
    good luck



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