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    Mycenter3 pallet changer proablem

    I have a mycenter3 with a pallet changer, it has worked just fine in the past, but today i am having some trouble. The table won't unclamp with a m79 command, I called kitamura and they said to use a g23 command. When i use the g23 i get a ps10 alarm for insuficant g code. Anyone have any suggestions to help me out?
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    is there hydraulic fluid and air pressure if so your switch must have dirt in it
    it is located on the X axis saddle under the way covers
    If you can ENVISION it I can make it


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    Hello There,... i'm having a similar issue with a Kitamura MY-0 Sparkchanger Pallet,.. is it possible to remove, open up, and clean the HE-4 pressure switch or should i order a new one,.. a new HE-4 is $630.00 and with cash a little tight i would prefer to repair,.. or if anyone has the cross-reference part number and place to order where its cheaper that would be great.
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    Buddy


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