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SAI,
That alarm is a communications failure between the MMC boards (on an 04PC control they are on the door by the monitor) and the CNC mother board, the large board in the cabinet that everything...

Josue,
Did you ever find the solution to this problem? I've just had it happen to one of my customers and your help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Tom

Check the relief valve on the left end. Also the adjusting bolt that pushes the rod into the distribution valve might have worked loose.
Hope this helps,
Tom

Grid shift sets the origin. You can do an angle adjust using prm 67 for the origin station and 68 for the back station.
Hope this helps,
Tom

I have seen this a couple of times before where one of the machine feet were not solidly on the floor and once where one foot was on a separate (cracked) section of concrete. On a higher tonnage...

That is almost always the power supply board. You can disconnect the machine cables to the control to make sure just in case.
Hope this helps,
Tom

Yes, I'd like them. Could I also get the part# and manuf. info from your invoice. My email is: [email protected] Give me a total and an address and I'll send a check or can do paypal.
Thanks!

Yeah, funny looking logo. Do you want to sell any of them?

Has anyone found a source for the data entry push buttons for the Automec CNC300 control? The body is about 17mm square and the button fits through a 1/2" hole. It has 2 NO contacts used in...

Tony,
Just saw your post, you've probably completed the job by now. Be happy to help you with anything Amada in the future. Feel free to email me directly ([email protected]).
Tom

There are two places that these commonly leak. There is a swivel assembly that mounts on the end of the crankshaft that is prone to leaking. The only real fix is to replace it. There is an oil...

Well, you're starting by jumping into the deep end of the pool. The shaft(s) that have broken are the worm shafts and its usually caused by the drive coupler being out of alignment. You'll need two...

Dan, thanks for your help. Here are the numbers:
Its a 1990 control.

Main bd: A20B-2000-0180
Drive unit: A06B-6057-H403
Velo Bd: A16B-1200-0670
Axis bd: A16B-2200-0360
Mtr: 10L ...

This is a problem I know many have had. What did he find?

What model Amada press brake and what model control? If it is an NC9 control does it have the Fujilog PLC in the machine electrical box?

We have an Amada Pega357 with Fanuc 04PC control and older style drives (look like the DC drives) that has an oscillation when it stops ONLY when moving in the -Y direction (away from the servo...