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We just had our Drive repaired by these guys (below) The machine was a 2007 HAAS SL-20 lathe that runs seven days a week. This machine is an important part of our shop and without it running things get tough.
I emailed this guy on a Saturday morning expecting/hoping to hear back early Monday morning. He responded within and hour, he walked us through the process and we sent the drive out to him within a few days. I'm pretty sure that they completed the repair and shipped it back the same day that UPS dropped it off.
To say I was impressed is an understatement. They did a great job for us and the price was right.
John Cown
Account Manager
Worldwide Industrial Solutions
34 Enterprise Way
Dahlonega, Georgia 30533
Toll Free:1-855-437-3497
Phone:706-344-1480 ext. 103
Fax: 470-231-1717
Worldwide Industrial Solutions | 1-855-437-3497 12-month warranty
the biggest weak link in a vector drive is its fan.once they go things start burning up like scr's,voltage regulator. I replaced fans on dozens of vector drives in the early days.
I Used these guys. Worldwide Industrial Solutions | 1-855-437-3497 12-month warranty
1 year warranty. price was good. ($800 If I recall). Fast turn. No issues and they will chat over the phone to help diagnose and ensure we send the right stuff / all the stuff needed. On the one I got back, I noticed many new caps in the places I could see... but there is a void sticker if I open it up.
Their ad popped up in the form of a fake message as a first response to this post. I typically shy away from sleazy and desperate sales techniques but do feel a lot better now knowing you have had good luck with them. May even end up going that route.
Not sure why you thought a legitimate response from a Mass member since 2007 was an ad for a GA co that another member vouched for too.
Didn't mean to hurt your feelings. MERRY CHRISTMAS![/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
Easy, officer. I'll walk you thru it.
Nothing told me it was a legitimate response.
The contact information he signed also matched the vendors link. (georgia)
At the time anyway, his user profile wouldn't come up for me when I clicked the username. (I did try)
Another member didn't vouch for the company until after my response.
But primarily because... the response didn't match the spirit of the question.
Only just found out the username was a real person after I read your message. Did you read all of that and miss the part where it occurred to me that at least the vendor may be legit and that I may end up giving them a shot?
Didn't mean to hurt your feelings. MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Easy, officer. I'll walk you thru it.
Nothing told me it was a legitimate response.
The contact information he signed also matched the vendors link. (georgia)
At the time anyway, his user profile wouldn't come up for me when I clicked the username. (I did try)
Another member didn't vouch for the company until after my response.
But primarily because... the response didn't match the spirit of the question.
Only just found out the username was a real person after I read your message. Did you read all of that and miss the part where it occurred to me that at least the vendor may be legit and that I may end up giving them a shot?
Didn't mean to hurt your feelings. MERRY CHRISTMAS!
the spirit of your question is - you want free answers to expensive questions, hence I wouldn't expect anyone to guide you step by step on how to fix it, this isn't a bulged cap replacement in a pc atx power supply sort of repair, replacing obviously burnt components will not fix your drive, that is why people suggest sending these out for professionals to repair
in short - if you had the necessary electronics knowledge to even begin to diagnose and try to fix it - you wouldn't be asking these questions here, and once pro repair shops sees that someone has already been digging in there, the repair bill may get much more expensive
you sound very millenialish...
if you would have given a bit of information on your electronics skills, opened it up, did some basic diagnostics, like look for said bulged caps (yes, there are caps in these, I never said there aren't any), or other obviously damaged components, posted here a description of the problem ("bad drive" is not a description of a problem with a drive) and given some history, symptoms you previously noticed and such, then people might be more inclined to help you
without all this - best advice for you is to forward you to a professional, which you didn't take too kindly
and if you found Hoss710's answer useful, that tells me you know way too little to even begin to start to think about doing any repairs to it yourself, even as simple as replacing caps
be honest and put some effort into your question, and you might see very different attitude towards you, and drop that passive aggressive crap
you sound very millenialish...
if you would have given a bit of information on your electronics skills, opened it up, did some basic diagnostics, like look for said bulged caps (yes, there are caps in these, I never said there aren't any), or other obviously damaged components, posted here a description of the problem ("bad drive" is not a description of a problem with a drive) and given some history, symptoms you previously noticed and such, then people might be more inclined to help you
without all this - best advice for you is to forward you to a professional, which you didn't take too kindly
and if you found Hoss710's answer useful, that tells me you know way too little to even begin to start to think about doing any repairs to it yourself, even as simple as replacing caps
be honest and put some effort into your question, and you might see very different attitude towards you, and drop that passive aggressive crap
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