Benedikt Paul
Plastic
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2022
Hi all,
I have recently taken over the cnc milling in the company I work at and have found a problem whenever I turn on the mill.
The first time I turn it on 50% of the time it displays an error for a serial connection not ready and alarms for all axies (414, 424, 434) as well as an alarm sound. This is almost always fixed by turning it off and then on again, it has been getting more often though. When you manage to turn it on and not display these errors it runs without any problems for the rest of the day.
The mill I am having this problem with is a Yang Eagle 1000 with the Fanuc 0-M controls.
The drives for the axis and spindle usually don't desplay any errors when this happens but occasionally the z axis displays error 30 (again fixed by turning off and on again?)
My main problem is that it doesn't happen all the time and only happens at most twice per day which makes it very hard to find the error but is enough to get quite concerning.
I am hoping one of you might have an idea where the problem could come from and how to fix it.
Regards Benedikt
I have recently taken over the cnc milling in the company I work at and have found a problem whenever I turn on the mill.
The first time I turn it on 50% of the time it displays an error for a serial connection not ready and alarms for all axies (414, 424, 434) as well as an alarm sound. This is almost always fixed by turning it off and then on again, it has been getting more often though. When you manage to turn it on and not display these errors it runs without any problems for the rest of the day.
The mill I am having this problem with is a Yang Eagle 1000 with the Fanuc 0-M controls.
The drives for the axis and spindle usually don't desplay any errors when this happens but occasionally the z axis displays error 30 (again fixed by turning off and on again?)
My main problem is that it doesn't happen all the time and only happens at most twice per day which makes it very hard to find the error but is enough to get quite concerning.
I am hoping one of you might have an idea where the problem could come from and how to fix it.
Regards Benedikt