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    C Axis Motor Overload

    Looking for suggestions. This message (overload) is easily cleared, and production resumes.
    1.) It is random, sometimes going 3 shifts or more before occurrences.
    2.) The program code is using S.1 and S.2 commands.
    3.) I have replaced the inverter (Yaskawa G2) with an Advanced Motion Control unit.
    4.) Checked connections on card 14
    5.) Replaced spindle encoder earlier this year.
    6.) Checked motor resistance.
    I can't seem to generate an overload by MDI of speeds and belts. It happens when running programs, and randomly so. Thanks.


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    Update-moved the spindle command onto a line of its own (ex-M3 S3000.2) the machine ran uninterrupted for the evening shifts. Is there a setting in the control,like look ahead,that is effecting the spindle getting the command, and having enough time to respond, before the control moves onto the next block? A low voltage in the command signal for this new(er) drive?


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