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Posted by jason on August 3, 2006, 2:43 pm
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D Murphy wrote:
> jmorehouse@samsonfabrication.com wrote in news:1154604106.970038.306020
> @i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
>
> > I have an old mazak microturn lathe (1979) I had the machine moved .
> > The electrician phased it backwards. After i corrected that my x and y
> > axises are now shaking and giving me servo alarms. Eventually the fuses
> > on the servos will blow. The axises move but are shakey . Could
> > something have fried or am i missing something???
> >
> >
>
> Unilikely that phasing has anything to do with it. It could be a loose
> connection that acted up do to the move.
>
> Did you check the incoming voltage at the new location? Is it the same?
>
> What are the alarms shown?
>
> Also, wouldn't it be the X and Z axes? Just wondering...
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>
> Dan
>
> Scopulus est usquequaque nefas
I figured it out. there was a bad connection on the velocity control
unit. I removed the boards and cleaned the connections!!
thanks for the help though
jason
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> The electrician phased it backwards. After i corrected that my x and y
> axises are now shaking and giving me servo alarms. Eventually the fuses
> on the servos will blow. The axises move but are shakey . Could
> something have fried or am i missing something???
>
>