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underthetire is 100% correct about the broken bearing pieces, sometimes ill just feel around blindly in there with a magnet to get the last few pieces. ive had these things apart many times and from...

i think i have an idea that hasnt been mentioned. in the picture in your first post it shows the solar panel with the single support rod holding it up. why not make another support rod with a hinge...

you should be OK switching those boards as long as your back up batteries are fresh. we recently sold off our last 5 Kitamuras, but i used to swap out the FC boards alot. i never had a problem at all...

im trying to slow down a tool changer on an NV5000 via the Fuji Frenic inverter that controls the ATC arm motor. we have set the tools as "heavy tools" , but im still having trouble with one very...

if you are a little more detailed with your question, im sure someone will have some input for you. what model Yasnac control? what are the alarm numbers and messages? when does it alarm out? during...

turned out to be pretty simple. i called Ellison technologies down for help with this, when they got here they didnt have a specific procedure for the replacement of the Z-axis linear guides. we...

if it is in fact hydraulic oil, i would first suspect the o-ring seal for the 4th axis. i cant say for sure that your machine is the same as the system on our NH's but the 4th axis has its own...

nobody? underthetire?

anyone have any input on the replacement of the Z-axis linear guides on an NV5000? ive done X and Y before, just curious if anyone has any tips or advice.

yes you can loosen those bolts to adjust the arm. loosen the bottom cup, but leave it in place to keep the arm from falling off once you knock it loose. it might take some good whacks to break it...

very often the tips are reusable after they jam up. i usually file down the tip to clear the jam, ream it with a pen drill and whala, good as new. also, keeping the rollers on the looser side will...

have you removed and inspected the drawbar? maybe check the reed relays, dirty contacts could cause problems.

No, it cant keep track of the tools, it always returns the tool to the same slot in the magazine.

as underthetire hinted at previously, i suggest bleeding the air out of the charge tank/hydraulic system, a few bubbles in the lines is all it takes to keep the drawbar from completely compressing,...

i would suggest puchasing a set of dimple dies to do this youself. Kartek offroad supplies two sets, with different sizes.they retail for around $400.00 per set. the dies consist of male and female...

not sure if anyone is still following this thread, but we had the exact same problem with our NH5000 DCG. we payed over $1600 for a new cylinder from Mori. the cylinder is available from SMC for...

i believe the problem was in the X-axis servo pack. i swapped a number of cards as instructed in the manual. after i changed the servo pack all alarms were cleared. were fortunate here to have spares...

got the spindle nut off, and the drawbar out with no damage. thanks underthetire, id still be sweating and scratching my head without your input.

heres a picture of what im looking at. ive looked at the entire circumfrence of the rings/nut with an inspection mirror and i cant see or feel any set screws. there was 3 set screws going down...

are the set screws underneath the orientation sensor rings? there is a ring with grooves all around the outside, and another with one groove. thats all that is visible. i cant see or feel any set...

anyone have any input on removing a drawbar from an SV503? i have it torn down to the spindle nut and it appears the drawbar is retained by the spindle nut. there is no set screws or anything around...

got it figured out, the short was somewhere in the X-axis servopack. having an extra mycenter with a blown gearbox as a parts supply really helps. :cheers:

can anyone help me identify these alarms? the machine is a mycenter 3x with yasnac i80 control. the manual lists these alarms but gives no description, just the alarm #. originally i had servo alarms...