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    MC-3VA 143 ALARM A

    Hi fellow CNCzone members.
    First real post made since joining so lets get to the problem.
    I have a MC-3va okuma milling machine with a "143 Alarm A Attached
    unit error 1" . I was told that this was a low oil level alarm for the oil cooling
    unit. As the oil level is full, I was woundering what else might cause this
    Alarm. Any help would be nice. Thanks, RoundieLand


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    The error list also states it could be the float switch inside the tank

    may be stuck down,
    or faulty


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    Thanks for the info Superman,
    I'll pull the top of the Tank off and check it out.
    I'll let you know the results

    RoundieLand


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    Hey Superman, RoundieLand here.
    Pulled top off of tank to find only a filter.
    Could oil level sensor be located in the headstock?
    Again, Any info would help.

    Thanks


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    I would assume the float would somehow be attached to the motor/pump pick-up assy

    I guess you are looking at the tank that is between the spindle and pendant control, at operator's eye level

    Ours is a MC-4VA and very similar, looked at spare parts book, but doesn't show this component in exploded view
    Other than that, I can't help further, but try following the wires, or look at the electricals, they may show the level switch near the motor etc.
    Cheers


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    Thanks For the help Superman.
    If I find the promblem I'll post a new thread and try to explain what was causing
    the Alarm error.
    Thanks again, Roundie


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