[kpq]

hello experts, I have a Litz 800 metal cnc and im trying to find out what part is faulty, I get a S03 servo alarm x axis alarm nr.52 its says
(excessive error 1)
a difference between the actual and theoretical motor positions during servo ON exceeded the setting value in servo system.
in a spindle system, a difference between the position command and position feedback exceeded the setting value....


long story short.
when I was running production it would just stop and go into alarm with S01 servo alarm. when I power of power ON again when I try to home X axis big noise comes from the X axis motor,

ive tried to change the X Y motor to see if I can move the error to Y axis and I can so my question is, what part of the motor is faulty, motor or encoder? or is there a parameter I can adjust like backlash
my control is Mitsubishi meldas 60/60s
sugestions or ideas be appresiated

best regards

flemming


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[kpq]

https://www.cnczone.com/forums/servo...59288-cnc.html
link to the original post. dont know why this got double posted. admins can you delete this post.

[kpq]

hello experts, I have a Litz 800 metal cnc and im trying to find out what part is faulty, I get a S03 servo alarm x axis alarm nr.52 its says
(excessive error 1)
a difference between the actual and theoretical motor positions during servo ON exceeded the setting value in servo system.
in a spindle system, a difference between the position command and position feedback exceeded the setting value....


long story short.
when I was running production it would just stop and go into alarm with S01 servo alarm. when I power of power ON again when I try to home X axis big noise comes from the X axis motor,

ive tried to change the X Y motor to see if I can move the error to Y axis and I can so my question is, what part of the motor is faulty, motor or encoder? or is there a parameter I can adjust like backlash
my control is Mitsubishi meldas 60/60s
sugestions or ideas be appresiated

best regards

flemming


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