[connysophi]

Hello,
as I have described in the previous topics, I currently starting up a FP3 CC/T with a few difficulties.

As I am doing cleaning jobs more than anything else at the moment, I am able to cope with the fact that the machine is still not running.

But now I got so far that machine and the controller are working again. Thank god for that!

Currently I am fighting with two error descriptions which hinder my advancement.


Error ‘2409 no locking cone in WZW table
I don’t know what locking cone that is and how its being constructed (TT999999)
I have already added it to the tool list and under ‘basic tools’ it’s also apparent.
But the error description keeps coming back.
What do I have to do to eliminate the error?

Error ‘2403 WZE not in basic position’
On the WZW control cabinet I can confirm all functions except of ‘turn tool changer wheel’ and ‘run tool change in basic position’
That would be necessary for example in case of an emergency stop.
I have moved the transport slide in various positions, however without any success.

What could I do to bring the changer back in it’s basic position and to get rid off the error description?

For your help many thanks in advance
Connysophi

[connysophi]

Hello

Found the solution to my first problem:
Register the locking cone on the tool list :

 TT999999 _ _
 Short cut for locking cone in the first space
 Short cut for fixed location encoded in the second empty space
 In-between leave spaces

Furthermore, you need to register a tool like this:
T……(6x hyphen), the tool need the controller as a placeholder. It is needed to register the tool in the spindle, if the locking cone is being changed.
After the error description "2409: no locking cone in WZW - table" is gone.

Greetings

connysophi

[alfa-bialbero]

Hello Connysophi,

That’s how you bring the tool changer back in the basic position with the FP3 CCT.

-control mode: hand drive
-F8 continue
-F2 service
-enter the letters D I A L O G and submit with enter
-F1 WZW

!!!!!!! WARNING!!!
From now onwards you can run the tool changer with its single function, however he is NOT ANYMORE controlled my the control system: that means you can do a lot of nonsense with it.

- F8 continue
- F8 continue
- F5 door to Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F3 run in gripper Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F8 continue
- F1 Magazine position Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F2 gripper 0 degree Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F2 gripper1 to Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F8 continue
- F3 run in Gripper Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F4 gripper 2 to Start cycle
- F8 continue
- F8 continue
- F6 gripper vertical
- F8 continue
- F8 continue
- F6 door to Start cycle

-control mode: hand drive

So now the error description should be gone.
PS: don’t just tap the button ‘start cycle’ you have to hold it quite long until the function is finished.

And again do it with caution and brain!! ( I experienced it myself to drive with the tool changer through the closed door….)

Ciao
Stefan

[connysophi]

Hello Stefan,

thank you for your detailed explanation.
I have tried it similar to how you explained it but the error description is still in place.

Maybe I didn't press the ‘cycle’ button not long enough

Also since I used the machine last, I have a problem with the controller: it just gets stuck / drops out. Behind on the NSV ( with key switch) appears the error message F1.2 and on the npc the red LED is on: ‘NOT READY’ and on the nps the red LED ‘ERROR is also on.


I think I am going crazy….
Before I had the problem that on the nsv a relay wasn’t tightened which had the effect that the nps never came in the status ‘READY.
I managed to solve that after dismantle the nsv and after build it in again. Now the while trouble continues…..

Now I am, going to try to change the relay in the shop and then I can continue the start-up operation,
Greetings and have a nice weekend
Connysophi

[connysophi]

Hello,

according to the service hotline the problem is caused by a printed circular board/ plug in module NPP 04

As I use the machine in a non- commercial way, so I would like to know if anybody has one to sell or who knows somebody that offers one for a reasonable price-.

Greetings and thanks in advance for any information and offers

Connysophi