FANUC DOWN AGAIN. 914 RAM Parity Servo OM-B

Hello Sir
I have same 914 alarm on my Takisawa Tap center OM FANUC
I have lost memory due to low battery, but now I’m getting 914 alarm, if I reset memory
920 watchdog alarm comes up..
Could you share if I have to buy some chips?

Hi I am having the same trouble Alarm 914 ram parity Servo.
Can someone help.
Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Fsilva

Hi I am having the same trouble Alarm 914 ram parity Servo.
Can someone help.
Thanks!

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Hello.
What is the Master PCB part number?
Since you have a 914 alarm, probably the master pcb is the problem.
I hope you have a backup of all the parameters.
regards

AlexFanuc

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Originally Posted by Fsilva

Hi I am having the same trouble Alarm 914 ram parity Servo.
Can someone help.
Thanks!

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Master board error.


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Originally Posted by Third-Gen

to avoid having to answer this question a bunch of times privately, this is the fix. I replaced all the chips in red, one by one, and the ones in yellow, one by one. the red ones fixed nothing, but the yellow ones were the issue. It has never been the axis board, as Fanuc says it can be.

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Hello Third-Gen.
in the picture it is not possible to read the memory reference, can you tell me what´s the memory reference?
Sorry for my poor english.

regards

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Originally Posted by tintin2005

Hello Third-Gen.
in the picture it is not possible to read the memory reference, can you tell me what´s the memory reference?
Sorry for my poor english.

regards

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I think the number is A16B-1010-0285

Regards

AlexFanuc

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Originally Posted by alexfanuc

I think the number is A16B-1010-0285

Regards

AlexFanuc

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Thank you for the answer.

I do not want the motherboard reference number. i need the ram reference ... something like TMM2089.
If someone can post a better quality photo, maybee it is readable.

regards

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Originally Posted by tintin2005

Thank you for the answer.

I do not want the motherboard reference number. i need the ram reference ... something like TMM2089.
If someone can post a better quality photo, maybee it is readable.

regards

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Attachment 458986

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Originally Posted by tuanpq

https://www.cnczone.com/forums/attac...d=458986&stc=1

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Hello and Thank you Tuanpq.

Are these tmm2089 the ones in the yellow squares?

regards

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Originally Posted by tintin2005

Hello and Thank you Tuanpq.

Are these tmm2089 the ones in the yellow squares?

regards

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TMM2089P-45 4 ICs in red circle Attachment 459132
you can replace by MB81C79A-45P

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Originally Posted by memoryman

Sad to rad about your experiences.
The cause for the 914 or 915 alarm is ALWAYS on the main board; a relatively easy fix. Contact me if you need control advice.

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i need help in 914 alarm

Please state your control masterboard # and any photos of the screen and control.

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Originally Posted by Third-Gen

ok talked to another old school Fanuc tech today, the chips I replaced are the program memory RAM only. Those would throw a 910 or 911 alarm. The SERVO RAM is a different part of the board, which i will be getting parts for, but wont be posting publicly since this is paid info and people need job security. hope this gets me running again. again, the chips i replaced are not needed to be replaced for a 914 alarm.

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i am having 914 alarm please help me

this is my board number

this is a pic of screen.

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Originally Posted by Third-Gen

ok talked to another old school Fanuc tech today, the chips I replaced are the program memory RAM only. Those would throw a 910 or 911 alarm. The SERVO RAM is a different part of the board, which i will be getting parts for, but wont be posting publicly since this is paid info and people need job security. hope this gets me running again. again, the chips i replaced are not needed to be replaced for a 914 alarm.

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Dear sir i have send you the details please check that

dear sir i am have problem with is alarm

Most likely it involves one or more of the chips in the two rows in top middle (below MADE IN JAPAN FANUC ). If they are socketed, it/s easy to replace.

this one

Yes, and the 28 pin ones to the left.