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    Smile Fanuc ac spindle drive alarm#4

    I have fanuc spindle board with Printed board A20B - 0009 - 053. the problems every give command M05 (spindle stop) some times alarm 4 Led ON (this mean Fuse F1,F2,F3 For AC input Blow Out), I checked fuse input but no fuse blow. if i press button reset at bottom left of board, alarm was reset. how can i solved this problem???


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    I suggest that you clean the fuse bases, usually they got dirty and give this alarm. If after that the alarm is there, then you have a problem in the board in the detection circuit.

    Good luck.

    GP,


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    thanks GP I will clean the base of fuse, and i will try it run. but which one of detection circuit of this drive? do you have the schematic diagram??

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    Sorry, I don't have diagrams.

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