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    Default Diagnosing older Fanuc 0T problem

    Recently, I started having issues with an older Yang/Yam Lathe running Fanuc 0T.

    Power Supply died and was replaced with a refurb about a year and a half ago.
    Currently, the machine will run but when you ramp the spindle to a high rpm quickly in a program or manually, Everything cuts out and I get X and Z servo Amp failures and contactor disconnects.
    Input voltage is correct. Errors #1 shows up on the Power Supply and 30 on the Spindle Drive after error occurs. The contactor in the back started making a small pulsing buzz like an alarm clock after it engages and starts and stops randomly. Checking the voltage going to the contactor coil, I am getting 230v

    I am wondering if this is an actual issue with the power supply/motor or if the contactor coil is getting weak and unclamps when the machine draws a higher load upon spindle ramp.

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    Default Re: Diagnosing older Fanuc 0T problem

    Monitor the coil voltage with an analog meter during the issue and see if the voltage drops. I'd replace the contactor

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    Last edited by davesnd; 08-16-2019 at 05:37 AM.


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    Hope this helps

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