Mini Mill power supply error?

[plastibob]

Update: I traced the problem to the low voltage power supply (servo amp). It was 6:00 (Massachusetts) last night I called the main office thinking they could ship it out, but they said I have to order through Connecticut, which was closed. The other thing is they said I have to buy the whole assembly PN 93-0962F not just the PCBA that is attached to the back of it for $350.00. The board is made by Skynet PN SNP-9061 (comparable switching power supplys are $45 bucks) so I will call that company to see if I can buy it directly from them. Is there another source for Haas parts or that Skynet part that anybody might know of?

[Donkey Hotey]

There's probably a part number on the power supply (along with the manufacturer's name). Google it. It's probably a common, industrial power supply.

Also try:
http://www.digikey.com/
http://www.newark.com/

[TEntpeg]

Originally Posted by plastibob Update: I traced the problem to the low voltage power supply (servo amp). It was 6:00 (Massachusetts) last night I called the main office thinking they could ship it out, but they said I have to order through Connecticut, which was closed. The other thing is they said I have to buy the whole assembly PN 93-0962F not just the PCBA that is attached to the back of it for $350.00. The board is made by Skynet PN SNP-9061 (comparable switching power supplys are $45 bucks) so I will call that company to see if I can buy it directly from them. Is there another source for Haas parts or that Skynet part that anybody might know of?

Try:

http://skynet.industrialpartner.com/...s/snp-9061.htm

regards,

Jim

[plastibob]

Haas has integrated the functionality of that board into the low voltage power supply (93-0962F). FYI Skynet will fix the board for $40.00; if they can't they'll send you a new one.