[peakcnc]

Had some service on machine last week when I was away, replaced z axis bearings and a few other things. spindle is now too low when I do tool changes and pushes tool out of grippers. manual says to adjust resolver but I have no clue where it is and how to adjust??

[ianagos]

Had some service on machine last week when I was away, replaced z axis bearings and a few other things. spindle is now too low when I do tool changes and pushes tool out of grippers. manual says to adjust resolver but I have no clue where it is and how to adjust??

Look it up there’s a video on how to do it but if that’s no help take the cover off the top of the z axis motor and there are some small screws holding the resolver in. Manually push the tool changer in and put a .050” shim between the spindle nose and the toolchanger platter. They rotate the resolver until the spindle nose touches the shim.

[peakcnc]

ended up using the Axis Current Survey Settings to adjust Z. seems to be working so far. I attached file as to procedure. Maintenance guy I had in said he used this to set Z after he replaced bearings. Not sure if something wasn't set correct when he did it but it was around .075" lower than what I have it set to now.

[ianagos]

ended up using the Axis Current Survey Settings to adjust Z. seems to be working so far. I attached file as to procedure. Maintenance guy I had in said he used this to set Z after he replaced bearings. Not sure if something wasn't set correct when he did it but it was around .075" lower than what I have it set to now.

You probably don’t have resolvers and it was much easier I didn’t read you had a 2000 machine. The stoped using resolvers in like 1994.

[peakcnc]

well hopefully this will help someone else down the line.