[bobby2k]

hey guys, we have a Cincinnati t10 that seems to have some sort of ghost. When I turn the power on from the main the machine powers up just fine. When I press the machine start button the hydrolics kick on, but the axis start to move on their own slowly!!! As soon as I let off the machine start button the hydrolics kick off. Any ideas????
Thank you for your time!

[maver1ck]

That vintage machine will probably need more information to help you. What control and drives are on it?

What you described as the axes moving slowly is likely a balance issue so the axes are drifting while they are enabled. Since you seem to indicate all axes are doing this it would point to a common point that is shared by all axes and not something specific to each axis (however I have seen cases where a short in the machine wiring takes out all axis drives simultaneously).

[hmtr]

Usually that problem is caused by the drive ready signal being stuck on. The software is waiting for a signal to come on that is already one.
What control? 900 for 950?